Fashion and Travel Photographer + Digital Artist
Graduating college is the end of an exciting phase in your life and the beginning of a new one, which leaves you wondering what on earth to do next?! There’s ton of options for post-graduates such as joining the workforce, going back to school, or taking a gap year to travel after college graduation. As a recent college graduate (it’s almost been a year, but whose counting..), I finally decided… Keep Reading
As a follow up to my 10 things I did right as a college student, here are 10 things I did wrong as a college student. This is the first year in over 17 years that I haven’t had a first day of school and damn does it feel good! It’s so nice to not have to think about getting up for class, checking Blackboard daily, studying for tests and… Keep Reading
They say your college years are your selfish years where you should focus on building yourself and your future career. Through all the malnourished meals, missed 8 A.M.’s and questionable life decisions, most of us eventually make it through. Attending a community college as well as a four year university and finishing college in 5 years versus the traditional 4 has allowed me to maximize my experience as much as… Keep Reading
It’s no secret that choosing to go get a higher education can put quite a damper on your ability to get up and go whenever you please. You’ve got professors with awful attendance policies stating that if you miss more than 3 classes you get dropped a letter grade. Like wtf?? And you’re most likely broke and can’t afford to travel because of all the money you spend to fund… Keep Reading
Sure, moving sucks. You have to find boxes, pack up the boxes and then find someone to help you move all your shit from point A to point B. But when you look on the bright side, there are so many reasons why you should be excited for this new chapter in your life. I don’t know about you, but that’s definitely my favorite part about moving. It’s a goodbye… Keep Reading
The most romantic National holiday, Valentine’s Day is approaching. Half of us use it as a day to express how much we love and care for one another, while others use it as a day to eat chocolate and sulk. Whichever way you choose to celebrate this year, we all eventually deal with the bitter end and have to learn how to get over someone. It’s going to hurt and… Keep Reading
Every time I log onto Facebook, someone from my hometown is either getting engaged, pregnant or both. Personally, at my age and life status (rock bottom), I can’t imagine getting married or having a baby. I can’t help but wonder where the hell they are meeting these people? Statistically, there is only about 28% of married graduates that attended the same college, but some campuses have a higher rate due… Keep Reading
For the first time in a long time, I feel very content and like I’m exactly where I need to be. Since transferring to a university where I knew no one and finding my way, I’ve acquired a lot of knowledge on how to navigate starting fresh at a college and how to maximize your college experiences. As some of you may know, I’m originally from Houston, Texas, but currently… Keep Reading
Being a millennial is hard and the best advice you can ever receive will be from people who have already been through the stages in life that you will eventually reach. Whether it be about life in general, relationships, career paths, or education, learning from the mistakes of others plays a significant role in a lot of the choices that I make. It’s apparent that when a majority of people… Keep Reading
Anyone whose graduated or is currently in college is aware of the casual dating scene. If it’s not something that you’re used to then it can be very easy to get caught up and believe that something more might come out of a few hook-ups. Not going to lie, I’ve fallen a victim to it (oops) and I’ve had a handful of friends come to me seeking advice about their… Keep Reading
Everybody has days that feels like the whole world is against you. The best way to escape it for a bit is to have a place where you can let everything go with no judgement. It can be a quiet corner in a library or coffee shop, a rooftop overlooking your city, or even the solitude of the shower or bathtub. Sure those all sound super cliche, but it all… Keep Reading
