Image by C. Glowacki.After a long day at work last week, I drove to Rollins College (an old, romantic campus near my office) and I sat by myself on a bench near a lake. I’d
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A City Cat Moves South
When I first moved to New York City, I wish I had done a few things. The first is I wish I had kept a journal of all the details that felt new upon moving
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From Unhappy to Hired
On Monday, I was offered the position of Assistant Managing Editor at one of the quickest growing social content platforms available. I’m excited to share that I accepted this new role supporting the development and
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About Those Leftovers
Ahhh, Thanksgiving. A time when I am reminded how proficient other people are at cooking and muse once again about a domestic future for myself far in the distance. At the moment, the reality of
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What People Don’t Tell You About Following Your Dreams
This is part 2 of a series sharing my journey to land my dream job. I look forward to sharing this process with you as the days unfold it, thanks for reading! Image Taken by
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Life Lately: Feeling Like Bradshaw or Something Like It
November has treated me well. To begin with, it’s currently 68 degrees in New York City. Given that I lived 20 years of my life in Florida (don’t hold this against me now), weather between
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From Selfie to Imposter Syndrome and Pursuing Your Dreams In Between
Source of Image Unknown This is part 1 of a series sharing my journey to land my dream job. I look forward to sharing this process with you as the days unfold it and thank
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In Defense of Dreaming
Platitudes about following your dreams are in no lack of supply. With their moniker of positivity and nearly dogmatic insistence to consider a life more favorable, perhaps even more magical, than one’s present reality, the
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Next to Normal – Dylan Moore
When I asked him when he first started drawing, Dylan Moore laughed. “Growing up in the home of an art teacher,” he explained, “makes it hard to distinguish a beginning. I’ve always drawn.” As naturally as one’s