I would say my name is pretty obvious. I'm from the best city in the world, and currently attend a great institution of higher education (aka i love college). I like non-awkward hugs, Hanes white v-necks, American Apparel clothing, and making people laugh. You'd like me.
Some of my favorite things include reading and listening to music and taking pictures and getting emails I can respond to.
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i'm officially a certified bartender
- Mel: congrats on being a bartender
- Mel: thats sexy
- Me: thanks 
- Me: lol
- Me: i'm glad you think so
- Mel: hehe
- Mel: i'd let you mix my drinks ALL DAY
- Me: i know you would ;)
- Mel: whoa, lesbian
- Mel: goodbye
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changing majors
I’m almost positive I’m going to switch from Psychology to English major. I just like writing way too much to not pursue it. And I love reading.i remember when i was about to graduate high school. i told my dad i wanted to be an English major (i liked to write, too — i wrote my first book my senior year of high school). he looked at me dead in the eye and said
what are you gonna do with a degree in english.
having no answer, i learned a trade and GOT A FUCKING JOB.
thanks, dad.
/i will be writing my sixth book this november and i didn’t need a goddamn degree to do it. NO ONE DOES, just fucking write
//kinda glad i’m about to be out of work for a while so i can get some creative juices flowing again, lord knows i’ve been dry for the last three months
I’m actually a Psych and Comm double major right now, and I plan on pursuing Comm, and writing is a very necessary skill there too. So it really works out. And my parents are cool with the switch because it also means I could triple major if I really wanted to finish Psych and pursue that. I realize I don’t need a degree in English to write but why not take classes in something I actually enjoy?
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changing majors
I’m almost positive I’m going to switch from Psychology to English major. I just like writing way too much to not pursue it. And I love reading.
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Because contrary to what the cynics say, distance is not for the fearful; it’s for the bold. It’s for those who are willing to spend a lot of time alone in exchange for a little time with the one they love. It’s for those who know a good thing when they see it, even if they don’t see it nearly enough. Yes, the long-distance relationship may be doomed. You can’t go on that way forever. But as long as you do, you’ll embody the twin virtues of independence and imagination. As you fall asleep alone, you’ll conjure the scent of your lover’s neck, the timbre of a voice over fiber optics, the ecstasy of seeing his face at the front door, which, thanks to him, is your favorite place in the whole house.
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