Writer. Halfie. Feminist. Lives for good food, laughter with loved ones, and adventures big or small. Born and raised in Texas. Resides in Ohio. Dabbles in design and photography. Repped by Tina Dubois at ICM.
3 best friends tackle work, love, and life after college.
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56 freshman and 1 RA face the ups and downs of a very special year.
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Writer. Halfie. Feminist. Lives for good food, laughter with loved ones, and adventures big or small. Born and raised in Texas. Resides in Ohio. Dabbles in design and photography. Repped by Tina Dubois at ICM.
Sonje
Your handwriting = so pretty!
Yes, it’s been said before, but it bears repeating.
Trisha
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Anthony Lee Collins
Very true.
And, yes, very nice penmanship (as it used to be called :-) ).
I read another good blog post recently on this subject:
http://maasmith7.wordpress.com/2012/05/01/search-for-perfection/
gingermandy
WORD.
Juliann
Easier said than done, no?
Mieke Zamora-Mackay
You have the neatest handwriting. I love this note to self post. May I incorporate these kind of posts on my blog?
The one I did about writing in longhand was really fun!
Shari
SO TRUE.
(And yet, so hard to remember sometimes!)
Trisha
I was about 30 when I gave up trying to be perfect and please everyone. Realizing it was unrealistic and impossible was incredibly liberating.
linda
Thanks for this. :)
Kristan
Thanks, guys!
Mieke-
Absolutely you can do this type of post! I took the idea from http://www.honeyrockdawn.com.
Trisha-
I guess I got the realization down. It’s the remembering and fully digesting that I’m working on. ;)
Aisha
Love this!