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This is how adults have snow days.*
1. The evening before, decide that the snow day will happen. Ignore all the proof against it (like it being, you know, MARCH) or the lack of precedent (because grad school doesn’t really have snow days) and prove your belief … Continue reading →
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Right now I’m loving…
It’s cold, and dreary, and the weather doesn’t even have the good sense to stay consistent or give us a gold old fashioned now-you-can-stay-inside-all-week snowstorm. But despite this, there are a lot of things that are making me pretty happy … Continue reading →
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Milestones.
Lately there have been lots of big accomplishments around this home. Or maybe not so big. So little, in fact, that if I didn’t put them here, they might go unnoticed. I have learned to like brussle sprouts and oatmeal, … Continue reading →
A Wedding Story: Why you should absolutely definitely do a First Look
I have always been adamantly opposed to the “First Look” idea, that is, to seeing the groom before the wedding and doing all photos beforehand. One time I even got in a heated argument with Suze over this issue, informing … Continue reading →
Today I am thankful for
Maybe I have a really bad attitude these days. Because after three months of being the master of my days, I have to go back to grad school next Wednesday, and orientation yesterday reminded me of that. Now regardless of … Continue reading →
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The Summer Book List!
Time to look forward to the Summer Book List! No I know that my mother is already eagerly anticipating the yard work to which I will be enslaved, and there is that whole wedding thing to plan (but seriously – … Continue reading →
What to do with all the stuff
I hate moving. Between endless runs back and forth in rush hour, endless waiting for delivery people who never come, ill timed plumbing issues, and a million little things to do, I feel like this: Don’t get me wrong – … Continue reading →
Paris: To See, To Sit, To Eat
All of these recent posts brimming over with love for DC might tempt a reader to forget that city which holds first place forever in my heart (KY cities excluded because home is a different story.) Paris. This summer I … Continue reading →
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First World Products
In keeping with the spirit of my first world problems, I wanted to share with you a list of some of my favorite first world products. None of these things are essential. In fact, they are borderline frivolous. And yet, … Continue reading →
First World Problems
Hi, my name’s Hannah and I have first world problems. The reality of my situation truly struck me last fall when my computer was stolen. My darling, tiny, perfectly delicate, new, purchased for a steal, Macbook air. Was stolen. From … Continue reading →