The Year of Me, My and I
As the new year creeps up on us, it is time to make decisions. I am talking about making changes, people! Over a week ago, I was introduced to the Day Zero Project… Read More
Monthly Archive: December, 2011
A Fresh Look at Egypt: What Cairo Has to Offer
When I was in the seventh grade, I moved from a diverse community in an urban setting to a claustrophobic cluster of suburbanites. I sat with the “cool” table for the blink of… Read More
A Blue Christmas: Coping with Loss During the Holidays
Christmas is this weekend and while many have the gift of holiday spirit fueling their efforts to prepare, others are left with sad reminders of family or friends who have passed. There is… Read More
All I Want For Christmas is You- And These 19 Material Things
I hate to admit this. Actually, I am almost positive that a week from now someone will throw this in my face: Tuesday night I watched the Glee Christmas Special. I never saw… Read More
Suburbia Meets the Big Apple
This past Sunday, myself and friends hopped onto the Metro North from the Fairfield station and made our way to Manhattan. We had some solid plans which included spending a good portion of… Read More
O’ Lonely Night: When Christmas Loses its Spunk
I am not sure how you are feeling about this holiday season so far, but I have yet to get in the mood for it. Maybe finals week and the stress of finding… Read More
Skipping My Turn in the Game of Games
When you are forced to be with someone for the majority of your life, you learn to accept them for who they are. All of their quirks and annoyances are more reasons to… Read More
