"You're like a ray of sunshine. With an elephant."
Emma Lindstrom!!!! I love the way that she blends colors and how well the colors seem to mix together. You can check out her website by clicking this link!!!!! I think that she is amazing and I love the order to the disorder vibes. Here are some photos of her: 2. Elizabeth Mayville This artist […]
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Hi everyone. I am so tired and I have a lot of homework to finish but I need to keep up this routine. Therefore, here I am publishing my final from my English class last year. Just for background information this is about the different emotions I went through during critical parts of my diabetes […]
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After an endless week of learning about diabetes and how to keep my blood sugars in control, I was finally allowed to have a full day with my family to try out my new lifestyle. It was a Friday and my mom asked me if I wanted to go to school. My answer was no, […]
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I have always considered myself a pretty creative person. When I was 10 years old I wanted to be an interior designer because I loved designing spaces, but most of all I LOVED decorating. I have always loved looking at art work, but as I got older, I would then try to mimic my favorite […]
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7. Acceptance Rates Googles: *Any elite schools that you know you have close to no chance of getting into* “Okay so 5.4% means that out of every 100 people 5.4 people are accepted, so maybe I could be the .4? Okay, awesome I could so get in.” 6. “What colleges are you looking at?” *Let […]
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This past week I have spent my time in the freezing cold (but beautiful) sites of a wonderful campground not too far from Smalltown, MA. During my time at this retreat the other campers and I had to focus on commitment and what it means (while I was typing this introduction, Grey’s Anatomy was talking […]
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When I first decided to go to the Dominican Republic I thought that Cambiando Vidas meant that we were changing lives for the people that lived in the Dominican. I soon came to realize that it applied to everyone that has the opportunity to be on this trip. The Dominican Republic is a much different […]
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Lately I have been spending time in my room. My bedroom is usually the first place that I want to go after a long day, and the place where I feel most comfortable. My 14 year old brother can most likely vouch this statement because my family and I never see him leave his room […]
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Being a Type 1 diabetic there are a lot of struggles. There are a lot of days that seem to only go downhill and it can be so mentally draining. However, Type 1 can make some long lasting impressions and moments that I will remember for the rest of my life. When I was first […]
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This post might be the most vulnerable writing that I have published on this blog yet. At the beginning of the school year, I struggled with adjusting to a new environment, a new social scene, a new academic system. I felt like for a while I couldn’t figure out how to put one foot in […]
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The Typical Type One 