Your boss, your landlord and your mother walk into a bar… and she sits down to order a drink. There is no punchline. This intro is not a joke. Instead, it's my life. In January of this year I decided I was done being unhappy in my relationship with my boyfriend of almost 7 years … Continue reading Guest Post: How To Survive Moving Back Home
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Guest Spot: Jennifer Muses on Blogging
I love reading. I would be perfectly happy if I made my living sitting in a comfy chair reading a book, eating twizzlers, gummy bears, gummy worms (really anything in the gummy varietal), sipping coffee or tea (getting fat, obviously) all day long. When I was a kid they had RAD days at school. That … Continue reading Guest Spot: Jennifer Muses on Blogging
Guest Spot: Kim Curates Your #FBF Youtube Playlist
Youtube hasn't always been the colletion of high-production-value skits and aesthetically-pleasing intro montages set to pretty girl EDM it is today. Before the ring lights and the thousand dollar cameras, before #ads and PR packages, Youtube was just a bunch of weirdos talking into their webcams, messing around with Adobe Flash, and using copyrighted … Continue reading Guest Spot: Kim Curates Your #FBF Youtube Playlist
Guest Spot: Kim Curates Your Weekend Youtube Binge
The internet is a vast and strange place. You know this in the abstract. You’ve probably seen flashes of it on your Facebook feed. You’ve definitely deep-dived yourself before and somehow ended up on that video of the entire Bee movie that gets sped up whenever someone says “bee.” We’ve all been there. But you … Continue reading Guest Spot: Kim Curates Your Weekend Youtube Binge
Guest Spot: Being the Single Friend
This is a guest post written by our overseas HTLYT babe, Elodie McClean. It's the first of her contributions but won't be the last, so get hyped. Do your best making sense of her weird English spellings and please don't send us emails correcting the 's' she used in 'realising' since we know it's there … Continue reading Guest Spot: Being the Single Friend