My 2020 New Year’s resolution was to do stand-up, but I had always wanted to try it–there’s something alluring about holding a microphone and telling stories to a crowd. The hundreds (literally, hundreds) of iPhone notes in my “lolz” folder have been begging me to do stand-up for years. It should go without saying, that…
Category: Personal
Good for a Weekend Update
It’s interesting how much can change in a year. I’m only two weeks away from the one-year of WFH mark, and my podcast with my sweet friend Ali, Good for a Weekend, is just a few months shy of hitting our one year anniversary. Let’s catch up. What is Good for a Weekend? Quick recap:…
Meet Stella the Cat
Stella is one-year old! And yes, she has a Twitter. She’s very busy so I like to keep everyone updated on what she’s doing. See pictures at bottom. Here are some fun facts about Stella: Her birthday is January 14, 2020, and she was given the name Cupcake. I adopted her October 15, 2020, and…
Introducing Good for a Weekend, My New Podcast!
Find us on… Our website Apple Podcasts Spotify Podbean During the COVID-19 quarantine of 2020, my best friend Ali Klebous and I were quite saddened our Taylor Swift concert was cancelled that April. We were going to see her perform at Capital One’s Jam Fest for the Final Four in Atlanta. I even applied for…
My Life Post-Grad
Hi all — It’s been a while since I’ve posted, and I wanted to give a friendly update: I graduated from Auburn University in May 2019 with my degree in English Literature and Communications, and moved to Atlanta on the Fourth of July to start my position as a writer at a company named Alliant….
Creating my Start-Up: SOstraws
Learn about the company my friend and I started last summer and what has happened since.
Thank you to my non-Auburn friends
I’m thankful for a lot of things in my life, but I feel most blessed by the friendships I share. In fact, the friendships I love the most are with people whom I don’t even go to school with*. Lately, I’ve been waking up and feeling an overwhelming sense of being blessed, and I felt…
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