A Series Of Things I Can’t Remember Anymore
Your apartment had a very distinct smell that I remember almost crying over during our last day sitting around on that super shitty couch (remember how the back of the couch was broken?) and you were taking post-its off the wall and I felt like my head was blowing up like a balloon because of how hard I was keeping it all together.
Drake And Josh’s Bromance Is Officially Over, As Are All My Childhood Hopes And Dreams
Let’s take a moment of silence for the best bromance to ever grace modern television.
The Problem With Nostalgia
It’s funny to read in my diaries how some of my worst moments happened in LA, but nostalgia makes me think it’s ok to go back. I said this to someone recently and they thought that “funny” was a weird way of describing it.
Yearning For City Sounds
In fifth grade, I found out that we were officially moving to Long Island. Part of me eagerly anticipated living in a house with a staircase and a grassy backyard. Yet, I was also overcome with worry about leaving the only place I’ve known. I was 10 years-old when I was diagnosed with chronic heartburn due to stress.
On Holding On To The Best Moments Of College Life
For four years, we laughed, cried, and trudged through the exhaustion that is college life. At the time, all we could think about was getting out and moving on. We talked about dreams and how we couldn’t wait to start life. Those four years seemed like a stopping point or like a purgatory before we could get to the real parts of life, the good parts.
21 Things You’ll Only Relate To If You Grew Up Doing Girl Scouts
19 Pop Hits That Will Instantly Induce Nostalgia If You’re A Late 90s Kid
Raise your hand if you used to belt this song as a small child and only now realize how inappropriately sexual it is. ✋✋
Letting Go Of The Past That Haunts Us
Letting go may not be an easy process (I should know), but when we force ourselves to keep what does not serve us anymore, we start to feel stagnant and trapped. It falls on our shoulders like a heavy weight. Closure, which we often have to give to ourselves, is far out of reach.
