Finals Week told by Ron Swanson
The more I watch "Parks and Rec," the more I realize that Ron Swanson is the most incredible person on the planet.
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The more I watch "Parks and Rec," the more I realize that Ron Swanson is the most incredible person on the planet.
They say that yellow is the color of happiness. I’m starting to question that.
Facebook can be a scary place. When I first joined the world of Facebook (last year) I had no idea what to do and lived with the constant fear of uploading a profile picture that I was just trying to preview. That has happened, and I still live in mortal fear of it.
The world has learned a lot from Boaty McBoatface. If you don’t know what (who?) that is, according to the New York Times, it’s a $287 million dollar “polar research ship” that the Natural Environment Research Council of Britain (NERC) has asked the Internet to name. What were they thinking?
Sunday was a day of many firsts.
I love cerealSo full of two percent milkMake sure it stays crisp
College-kid hibernation must be a real thing.
Last weekend’s warm weather reminded us that the sun still exists. One day it will return to us (mid-March? Hopefully?)
It’s currently midterm season, which means everyone is coming out of the woodwork to study at various places around campus. You’ve probably had that moment recently when some random stranger is sitting in “your” chair at the library. How could they?!
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There was a brief time in my life when I was a Denver Broncos fan.
The Super Bowl. Two-point conversion. NFC Championship. Hail Mary. Onside Kick.
It was Saturday mid-morning, the perfect time for a Lenoir brunch of sweet potatoes and sweet potatoes.
There is a new threat stalking your every move — an event poised to take over your world. You can’t run. You can’t hide. It is coming. It is here!
Christmas is almost here! And after that comes New Year’s! It’s the best time of the year! I’m a little excited!
I’ve seen a lot of "Pride and Prejudice" in my day. I’ve read the book, watched the movies, and persevered through far too many horrible adaptations.
Yesterday I ran my first half marathon. And I am still alive. Since this obviously makes me a complete authority on the subject, I’ve compiled all the tips and tricks that got me through the pain, from my pre-race intimidation tactics to my crying session at 13 miles:
The latest Star Wars movie hits theaters next month, and people everywhere are freaking out. If you’re caught up in the frenzy and too panicked to think clearly about what’s going on, I’ve got a rundown of which characters are returning, who’s new and what we know about their roles so far.
Hibernation season is coming, and with it, the lessening probability of me ever making that depressing trek to the gym. If going to the gym is bad during the summer, it’s even worse during the fall, when all I want to do is snuggle with a vat of hot chocolate in my room. Swimsuit season is totally over, right?