Nostalgia for my college days, a friend tying the knot and a desire to escape the East Coast took me home to Austin, Texas, a few weeks ago. Ah, Austin. A city I tired of after four years of never-ending breakfast tacos, heat waves and studying for tests at the University of Texas. After moving to Washington, … Continue reading The Eyes of Texas
Work, school, work and school reign as my priorities. As such, painting the town red, dancing and writing blog posts now reside on the back burner. No need to worry, though - back burners can turn just as hot as those in the front! And with that, I turn up the heat on today's post. … Continue reading A Bold Body of Stripes
For a journalism and public relations student like me, nearly nothing compares to a little media attention. Luckily, my already shining day became even brighter when fellow University Fashion Group officer Ronit Joselevitz posted a photo on my Facebook wall. A photo of what, you ask? Well, a photo of myself, of course! And not … Continue reading When Narcissus Stares at Computer Screens
They say love takes over the heart, body and soul - a feverish obsession leaving its prey speechless and impassioned. Like a burning sensation, love smolders its victims with sometimes unrelenting fires. For those of you who know me, I enjoy calling the shots. Love? Ha, that can't touch me. Or can it? I think … Continue reading Bye Bye, Cutesy Cupid
I love hosting dinner parties, especially during the holiday season where togetherness, merriment and yes, gluttony, become one. However, when college, final exams, life and other duties cloud your mind, cooking rarely makes it on your to-do list - let alone cooking for yourself and others (that would require creating food that's not only pleasing … Continue reading Cooking for a Small Holiday Dinner Party – College Edition
Style Over Stress 