For a long time, my relationship with notebooks wasn't that smooth. It's not that I ever disliked them. On the contrary, I've always been irresistibly drawn to them. There must be kryptonite hidden inside clean, blank pages. An empty notebook just conjures up pure possibility. It could hold the first draft of a story, or… Continue reading My commonplace notebook (aka my idea/self-analyzing tool)
As promised (well actually, I purposely did not promise anything and only said I was planning on it just in case I didn't follow through) in the postscript of my Maine post, here is another installment about my trip up north. This one is all about New Hampshire, and it's even less of a professional travel guide… Continue reading Adventures in New Hampshire: Concord & Manchester
This post will be coming out on my first day of school. I have mixed feelings about going back. On one hand, there's no way in the world I would complain about a few more weeks of summer, but on the other hand, I'm feeling that seasonal shift of 'okay, I'm kind of getting tired… Continue reading Mundane advice for back to school (ft. my friends)
I'm calling it right now: this post is going to begin with the intention of being a semi-professional and helpful travel guide and then end up meandering into a photo dump and a collection of thoughts roughly centered around what I did in Maine. With that prediction made, ALL ABOARD FOR BAAAR HAAAARBORRR (said loudly… Continue reading Adventures in Maine: Bar Harbor & Augusta & Portland
Yesterday on July 4th, my parents and I went to downtown (or was it uptown? who knows, I definitely don't) Dallas. We only hit two places on my list, but one of them was the most important one- the Sixth Floor Museum. The Sixth Floor Museum (website and Yelp) This is the building that Lee Harvey… Continue reading Adventuring in Dallas, Texas
Before I graduate from high school, my goal is to travel to all fifty states. Whenever I tell people that, they respond in one of three ways. 1: "That's cool!" they say with a nod. 2: "But not like North Dakota, right? Because there's nothing to do there." Me: No, I plan on going to… Continue reading Birmingham, Alabama
