STAFF WRITER,
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Days off are the best: you get to sleep in, you have no responsibilities, and you can do whatever you want, but unfortunately, this doesn’t always happen. We are all so busy with school and work, a day off doesn’t always come but when it does it’s important to still be productive. It’s not always that easy, though, getting motivated on your day off is hard when doing nothing is so tempting, so here are some helpful tips and tricks to staying motivated on your day off.
The best time of year is approaching us fast. Summer. We, as students, are close to school being over and finally being able to relax. Summer is the best time of year because you get to go home, hang out with friends, and go on trips to the beach.
Everyone is always scrolling their Instagram feed wondering, “How did they get their picture like that?” or, “What filter did they use?” We live in an era in which we focus all of our time and effort into our social media personas.
“Don’t talk to me unless I’ve had my morning coffee.” That’s a term you probably hear a lot. Coffee lovers are their own club, exclusive and you’re either a part of it or not.
“Don’t talk to me unless I’ve had my morning coffee.” That’s a term you probably hear a lot. Coffee lovers are their own club, exclusive and you’re either a part of it or not.
It’s that time of year again. You have to buy a gift for everyone, putting your bank account into a state of emergency.
It happens every year: our cute fall sweaters and shoes must turn into bulky jackets and boots making us look like we are ready to climb Mount Everest.
Eating snacks is a part of human nature; choosing a healthy snack, however, is not. It is very hard to choose a healthy snack when a bag of chips is just sitting there waiting to be opened and enjoyed.
Fall weather can be described as an “in-between” season. As it’s too chilly to wear a sundress, but too warm to wear a fuzzy sweater all day.