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So(ul) Real
As many readers may already know, I'm a huge admirer of Creative People and great music; so once I watched and listened toVillain Notsha's music video, "So(ul) Real", I had to share it with all of you!
How to be a Heartbreaker and So Much More
A few weeks ago, due to my excessive yet very expected need to procrastinate before falling asleep, I decided to browse through videos on vimeo that related to love and heartbreaks....trust me it was as pathetic as it sounds now. Fortunately, It was only after the first depressing video, when I came across Marina and the Diamond's music video, "How To Be A Heart Breaker".
Creative Reflections Craft
Worrying Is Stupid
Wiz Khalifa once said, “Worrying is stupid. It's like walking
around with an umbrella waiting for it to rain.”
For the few readers who know me personally, it may seem a
bit ironic and hypocritical that I'm writing an article about such a statement.
Being a constant dreamer, I tend to obsess about worrying over the future to
the point where it seems as though I happily live by it. Well, I don't enjoy it one bit and I'm slowly
realizing it's no way to live; especially when you're as young as I am.
A Special Lady
It's been a while since my sister and I have collaborated with photo shoots. Due to the lack of time and money,we've seemed to loose sight of how much fun we really have doing them. So, when my old college friend , Samantha Creed, asked us if we could help out with her portfolio, we broke out the ideas and got to work on her first of many photo shoots.
Go Paleo!!
An Inspirational Story That Breaks Away From The "D" Word
I remember the first time I ever felt "fat". I was eight years old and it was the first day of
rehearsals for a children’s theatre production of “Aesop’s Fables”. You know – “The Goose With The Golden Egg”,
“The Hare and the Tortoise”, “The Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing” - those. I had been cast as City Mouse in “The City
Mouse and the Country Mouse” portion of the play, and was terribly
distraught. I did not want to be the
City Mouse, not at all. I wanted to play
Sadie, the youngest and funniest of the four narrating sheep. Sadie was not a
smart sheep. She delivered the punch
line of every joke, and even in childhood I was drawn to comic-relief character
roles. Also, the narrating sheep got to
be on stage between every fable, making them the largest and most coveted parts
in the show.
But I was not cast as Sadie.
I was cast as City Mouse. So, who
was the little girl that got to play Sadie?
What did she have that I did not have? She was obviously better than me
in some way and I wanted to know in what way it was. As soon as I saw ‘Sadie’, I thought I knew exactly why
she had gotten the part and I had not.
It was simple: She was petite and
I was slightly overweight. It was the most immediate and
discerning conclusion that I could come up with, and it was true. I was a chubby kid. And so, the ongoing battle with weight and
food. Thus, the counting, depriving and worrying began; before I’d gotten my period, thought of kissing a boy or even needed
a bra.
Expired Calender Craft!
Being a “working girl”,post college, has not only limited my spending
and the possibility of a life, but has also opened the door to many crafty opportunities
that are economical, inexpensive, and amusing.
Teriyaki Fried Vegetables and Eggs
Most of the Girlish Writers including myself listed "Eating Healthier" as one of our new years resolutions; so lately this summer I've been playing around in the kitchen seeing what I could come up with. I really wanted to create a dish that not only was very healthy and consisted of mostly vegetables, but was also flavorful and filling. As a result, I came up with an easy meal that made eating healthy very satisfying.
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