One More Chapter
A twenty two year-old's view on life, death,
and Taylor Swift conspiracy theories
and Taylor Swift conspiracy theories
12/18/2016 1 Comment Whispers.i want to talk about social media.
we need to stop believing what it's telling us. stop letting it all in. all its shouting and screaming and ringing in our ears. it's too much for us to take. stop thinking what others show you is genuinely them. we are not who we craft ourselves to be in front of the world.
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12/17/2016 0 Comments Album of the year 2016This year has been pretty unfortunate in a lot of ways. As Trevor Noah said recently, "this year started with Zika...and then got bad." But, wait! There was one piece of 2016 that gives us a reason to rejoice! MUSIC!
This was, undoubtedly, one of the best years for Music in a very long time. SO MANY AMAZING ALBUMS were released this year. Almost so many it's overwhelming. And now I'm going to go over some of, what I feel, are the best albums to have been released in the year 2016. I hope that you take the time to check some of these out and discover new music. It's a great form of escapism. I've included a bit of everything in this list: indie, folk, experimental, soundtracks, rap/hip-hop, pop, singer-songwriter, electronic, slow, fast, sad, happy - you name it! Have fun perusing! As this is a very long list, here is the order to help navigating easier (note, the order is completely random, not by preference): 1. "It Doesn't Have to Make Sense" by Ingrid Michaelson 2. "Everyone Thinks I Dodged a Bullet" by Greg Laswell 3. "Cleopatra" by the Lumineers 4. "This Unruly Mess I've Made" by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis 5. "This is Acting" by Sia 7. "Life of Pablo" by Kanye West 8. "Red Earth and the Pouring Rain" by Bear's Den 9. "22, A Million" by Bon Iver 10. "Lemonade" by Beyonce 11. "Joanne" by Lady Gaga 12. "How to be a Human Being" by Glass Animals 13. "Who Will Be Next" by Joe Purdy 14. "Young as the Morning and Old as the Sea" by Passenger 12/15/2016 0 Comments Looking Back on 2016I started this blog in January of 2014, as a way to force myself to start writing more. And every December since then, I have done a review of my year, seeing if I reached the goals I set for myself. Last year around this time, I wrote out my "16 for 2016." A list of what I wanted to do this year. Now is the time where I look back at that list, which I have since completely forgoteen, and see if I accomplished any of these goals. |
About This Blog:I started this blog as a way to challenge myself to write more over the 2014 year, but it has blossomed into so much more than that. I use it to let people in on what's happening in my life, talk about things I find important and to spread the news about amazing people, places and art. Archives
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