Listly by gretchelle quiambao
I feel like I'm dead most of the time. Actually, that's too harsh of a word. "Going through the motions" would be a more accurate thing to say. Less dramatic. Less of a cause for alarm, right? The "hilarious" part is that I don't even really know that I'm going through the motions until something wakes me up.
Just as a superhero has their signature item they use when in battle, I put on my red lipstick before I step outside to face the world. Red is a dominant colour, and paired with full lips it acts as my power source. My own signature item wielded as both a shield and a weapon.
Falling for someone is a car crash: sudden, unforeseen, accidental, and sometimes damaging to both sides. Even people on the sidelines can get involved as you spin out of control. It leads to follow that falling for someone when someone else has fallen for you is like an interstate pileup.
In the age of Facebook and email, the love letter may seem awfully antiquated, but not to pseudointellectual lovers with underutilized English degrees. Me, I prefer to fully articulate my intentions well in advance so there's no confusion, no "Hold on, is this a date?" or "Why is your face so close to my face?"
It's a scary thought, isn't it? When that little voice creeps up in your head and makes you question whether you really want your significant other or you just want love. You'll dismiss it the first few times. No, no, I obviously care about them. But do you?
Every girl has their go-to guy, AKA their best boy friend or brother from another mother. He is straight. He is cute. He is totally platonic. You cuddle up and watch movies. You dish over nice dinners. You simultaneously write blogs side-by-side at cafes (see picture above of current blog-in-progress, plus boy-in-question).
Meet someone new and hit it off right away. After five minutes, feel as though you've already known him five years, so good is your chemistry. Immediately wonder if this could be the guy you've been not-so-patiently waiting for, if he's the one who's about to make everything worth it.
Many of the participants to Media Evolution The Conference doesn't live in Malmö. Some has travelled long, some has travelled short. To make your stay as pleasant as possible we want to share with you what we think are best places to hang out during your stay.
Living in the U.S. it can be difficult to keep the faith in the bicycling vision. The incessant marginalization of cycling by our national transportation culture, reluctant media, and timid leaders can introduce doubt into the minds of even the most fervent bicycle believers.
One of the best things about college (or just-out-of-college) life is the dedicated periods of time (spring break, what?!) where you can jet off without worrying about how many vacation days you have left this year. The flip-side to having the time is maybe not having the money to take your dream trip...or is it?