From one of my favorite blogs....

This quote below is kinda a rip off of that famous quote by that one dude. You know who I am thinking off, but I can't think of it right now. I am sure at some point you had a status about it in college. Anyways, the blog "Good Morning, Good Night" is awesome, and I happened to StumpleUpon it a few months back. I suggest checking it out when you get the chance.

“Look at you. You’re young. And you’re scared. Why are you so scared? Stop being paralyzed. Stop swallowing your words. Stop caring what other people think. Wear what you want. Say what you want. Listen to the music you want to listen to. Play it loud as fuck and dance to it. Go out for a drive at midnight and forget that you have school the next day. Stop waiting for Friday. Live now. Do it now. Take risks. Tell secrets. This life is yours. When are you going to realize that you can do whatever you want?”

Stealing?

here.

To.Be.Considered...

How to be a minimalist:

Stop buying unnecessary things.

Toss half your stuff, learn contentedness.

Reduce half again.

List 4 essential things in your life,

stop doing non-essential things.

Do these essentials first each day, clear distractions

focus on each moment.

Let go of attachment to doing, having more.

Fall in love with less.

Leo Babauta @ mnmlist

PostSecret

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Read This:

...ARE WE STUCK IN HIGH SCHOOL? 

After reading Seth's Blog: On Self Determination, I wasn't sure which part I was playing. Through out college, I took the courses that were required. Did I grow as much as I wanted to in my 4 years at the University? I'm not sure.  Are there classes that I missed out on? Of course. Are there courses I loved way more than others? Of course. (I absolutely loved my African and African-American studies course about the civil rights movement from the emancipation of slavery until today). Do I regret not expanding my wings a little more? Yes. Should I have taken advantage of the on-campus speakers and guest lecturers? Of course. Can I change these the things I didn't do? NO! And that is the most important thing to realize. I did what I did, and I loved it! There are always going to be some things you wish you would have done differently; however,  you can't change the past. You have to look forward to continue to grow. 

Lost time is never found again. - Benjamin Franklin

I may be behind but...

this website is amazing. Check out LookBook.nu. It is a fashion website. It has new trends, hot looks, and people rave about it. This website is fashion forward, unique, and a comprehensive view of what fashion is. People from all over the world write in to share their ideas, pictures, and fashion concepts. If you are feeling fashionable, take a picture of yourself, upload it to the site, and get instant feedback. Amazing.

COLLECTIVE FASHION CONSCIOUSNESS.               

Stolen From Some Great Author...

Blogworthy: imboycrazy




If there is one person out there that is real and tells it like it is, its 'imboycrazy'. Not kidding...this chick rocks. Whatever kind of day you are having, she can make it better. Hilarious, down to earth, and unforgiving. I have spent countless hours reading back through some of her earlier posts instead of doing some homework for investments or reading for senior seminar. Everything she touches on are the topics that everyone else is too afraid to talk about and put insight into. Worth looking into fersher.

http://imboycrazy.com

Thanks to http://brittanygrasmick.blogspot.com/ for this post.

Happy Valentine's Day!

I spent the day dinning at Zen Zero with my roommates, going to the gym, reading postsecrets.com, applying for jobs, and cooking myself dinner. Sounds just like any other Sunday to me! My parents celebrated their 29th wedding anniversary today. I hope that one day, I can be as happy as they are!