There are a multitude of stories that I have started throughout the years in various notebooks that were scrapped within maybe one chapter. Some were amusing, some were supposed to be cool, and all are hilarious to look back on. Here are some I have found: A story written back in about fourth grade titled “Silly Putty” that involved a character eating some at a … Continue reading story ideas from a younger me
It’s a dumb thing to stress over, and it really shouldn’t be something that comes across as bad, but for some reason the very idea of having to go to the doctors sets my teeth on edge. There’s a variety of reasons. None that are entirely valid, but enough to explain the situation. I think, at least. For starters, I hate talking on the phone … Continue reading why i hate going to the doctors
The older I get, the less patience I have to sit through a book or movie that is forcing more than just a side story of a love plot onto me. By this I mean, if you dedicate a chapter or more than five minutes of screen time to just the love story alone with nothing else happening within your story, I’m probably going to … Continue reading why i’m done with love plots
There’s this wonderful risqué show that can be found on Hulu that the Brits started a few years back that involves putting a bunch of really hot people in a villa and forcing them to pair off at various points in time. I love it. Even though I hate the term guilty pleasure since you should like whatever you like without feeling bad about it, … Continue reading thoughts on love island coming to the us
In tenth grade, I found that track sucked even more than it usually did. No matter what the year was, I always found that for the first two or three weeks of track and field season I would get a bronchitous like cough that wouldn’t go away. It was torture for my lungs. But tenth grade was the year I tasted blood. The bad news … Continue reading discovering i have asthma
As someone who worries all the time about absolutely everything, here’s the things I let slip away today in order to enjoy some time with the family. My secret tattoo, because I love it and, if they see it, the worst they can do is judge. My ance, because I’m 21 and know why it’s been bad and that I’m trying pretty hard to get … Continue reading things i didn’t worry about today
I don’t even know where to begin with this show. It’s the cutest mix of quirky and fun that has aired in a long time and I really needed it to be good. This is one of those books that I missed out on, though I will definitely need to go back and read it, but the fan art that suddenly flooded my Pinterest sparked … Continue reading good omens and good humor
Once again, the Owlcrate supporter in me received and read a book from their box. This time it was Mirage by Somaiya Daud. I was immediately drawn in by the name and cover, which was absolutely stunning, and found that I didn’t regret it. The world was breathtaking. Everything was gorgeous and the traditions were wonderful. It was clearly crafted over time with attention to … Continue reading a mirage of storytelling
Hi, I’m Tori and I have a total obsession with olive oil. Like, to the point that it’s kind of weird and I post everything all over my social media when I visit this store. My dad actually bought it for me for Christmas. I’m not sure what it is about it but you can dip bread in it, put it on pasta, or use … Continue reading saratoga olive oil and my obsession
On the second day it opened, my aunt decided that my mom and I needed to do something spontaneous for once and called us up letting us know that she was headed to Lily Dale. As someone who adores mediums, it’s the perfect place for my aunt to visit. And as someone who loves her tarot cards to pieces, it’s the perfect place for me … Continue reading lily dale: an adventure
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