Hey awesome people! Great to see you here again. I don’t know how many of you read my last blog, “I Turned Beth Harmon’s Story into a Scholarship Essay.” And as I promised last time, I will go through the fictional […]
I know that I already work a blog about The Queen’s Gambit, but I still haven’t gotten over how amazing this Netflix series is. And to be completely honest, I think I’m suffering from some withdrawal symptoms from watching the series. […]
I’m at a loss for words. What a vibrant, colorful, and at times, a dizzying array of performances Shakira displayed at the 2020 Superbowl Half-Time Show. Jamming on the guitar, banging it out on the drums, immersed in the Arab-flavored rope […]
As a recipient of the Boren study abroad scholarship, I had an opportunity to visit Washington D.C. and have a private meeting with a congressional representative. And since I’m from Colorado, I had the chance to speak to Jared Polis, the […]
I’m going to start this blog by apologizing. I know this is probably getting a bit old now as I keep repeating myself. But do you remember how I wrote a blog post a while ago about how to customize your […]
Knock. Knock. Knock. Startled by the loud hammering on the hotel room door, we see a young woman scramble to climb out of a bathtub. Drenched in water, she slips and falls while clambering to get to the door and says […]
Last Christmas my boyfriend and I took a road trip all around the UK. I would like to say it was leisure but it was mainly to visit his family. We packed up two suitcases and drove nearly 800 miles within […]
A few days ago I came across an article from People’s magazine that showed how Demi Lovato celebrated her stretch marks with glitter and then showed them off as a way to mark her recovery from an eating disorder. https://people.com/health/demi-lovato-celebrates-stretch-marks-with-glitter-opens-up-about-eating-disorder-recovery/ As […]
How would the soundtrack of your life sound like? What songs will be playing in the background of your life as you look back on the life you lead? What songs have been there for you through the toughest moments of […]
I grew up in a family that drilled into us how important education was. Even though either one of my parents graduated from college, I was certain that I would. I thought that as long as I worked hard enough, I […]
