The perfect way to feel like you’re in college again is to have no sleep schedule at all.
Jan. 1 now signals the sharp end of the holiday season and it leaves me with one dreadful question — what am I going to do this summer?
For many decades, nostalgia was considered a diagnosable disorder.
If everyone embraced all experiences, head-on, and searched for the good that could arise, I believe we would have a happier and more fulfilled world.
Silliness is the willingness to take a break from climbing the ladder and to climb a tree.
Reentering the United States doesn't make the United States look good. The embarrassment begins in the airport.
Just make sure that you always have something to look forward to in these frigid depths of winter, even if you have to make it up yourself.
For the sake of my mental health, this year I have one simple resolution — to stay happy and healthy.
We go forward into the new year mostly unwillingly, but also with partial enthusiasm and insanity.
I have spent so much time in Banana Republic that I can casually refer to it as “Banana."
Kylie Jenner, as per usual, is 100 percent correct.
There always seems to be at least one professor content with letting you suffer for days.
Their clothes all fit like a glove, and their leather gloves fit even better than their clothes.
Until recently, I had never given much thought to the names I used.
One of my favorite parts of the holiday season is definitely the food — especially the sweets.
Even if one eye may be focused on today, my other is always fixated on May.
Sure I’ve eaten more pizza slices in my life than spinach leaves, and I’ll never win the gym’s perfect attendance award, but serious health issues?
I’m now realizing that I’ll be experiencing reverse culture shock when I return to my small village in the countryside, after adapting to an American way of life.
I have compiled a guide explaining every person that you will find in the library, and how to make sure that this person is not you.
The internet doesn’t have nearly as much expertise as it seems. The locals still know best. Some hidden gems are still delightfully hidden.
