Showing posts with label City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label City. Show all posts

walking around nyc...

over spring break I had a lot of time to hang out in the city. Here are some pictures from just walking around the streets and my time at the MOMA.


trips on a whim...

I can hardly believe a year ago I was studying abroad. I was happier than I could have possibly imagined, exploring thigs left and right and never wanted to turn back. As we all konw all good things eventually come to an end. Thankfully that end of studying abroad, just made me thirstier for travel and adventure.

whats in my makeup bag...

Who else remembers when mom let you put on makeup for the first time? I remember when I was finally allowed to go to school with makeup I thought I was hot stuff walking into the building. I was uber confident with my mascara and blush on that day. Turns out, some mascara and blush, doesn't cover it anymore. This is what my makeup bag looks like now...

Now with all the girls running around with their fake-baked tans, extensions, eyelash extensions and whatever else people are doing now, I have to somewhat keep up with them. So now this is what my makeup bag looks like...



Lets Talk Interviews...

Even though this past week was spring break, it was both incredibly relaxing, maybe too relaxing, to being hectic. Yes I spend some of the days laying on the couch binge watching Netflix and playing with the dog, but other days were not as relaxing. Unfortunately some magical fairy will not come down and tap me on the head with her magic wand and give me my dream job. What is my dream job? I am not sure, and when interviewers ask me where I want to be in five or ten years, instead of telling them to shut up and shoot the question right back at them, I just smile and giggle and tell them I would love to be at this company helping it expand. Which brings me to the topic of interviews...
Through life there has always been a path that the upper class girls were expected to follow, go to high school, go to a good college, but now what?