My Heart is in Oklahoma
I just want to come by and extend my sympathies to all those who were affected by yesterday’s devastating tornadoes in Oklahoma. Mother Nature can be cruel and nasty, as she was to… Read More
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Courtesy Flush: Help My Friend Make a Movie!
The reason you are reading sarah On The Go! right now is because I was inspired back in 2011 by a very good friend who has her very own blog, SexyTofu.com. Zoë Eisenberg is… Read More
Celebs Without Makeup: Just Because!
They are rich, they are famous, they are “beautiful.” So today, I’m officially making it okay to make fun of famous people’s appearances. Hey, our opinions on their non-painted faces make no difference… Read More
3 Reasons to Be Happy in April (and always)
3. There’s still time to get that beach body I think. But I’m going to stay optimistic here and go with a big ol’ “yes!” If you start today, right after you finish… Read More
My Sh*t List: The Three Most Obnoxious Celebrities Right Now, Part I.
I do not listen to Ke$ha, I refuse to ever watch the adaptation of an adaptation of an adaptation that is “Les Miserables,” and I would rather gouge my eyes out with a… Read More
Spreading Love, Good Vibes & Positivity My Way: A Post for Me
In the midst of the battle I have been in for the past month, which is the Biggest Walking Dead Fan contest, I have received an overwhelming outpour of hate. People just do… Read More
Always One of a Kind: The Walking Dead’s Biggest Fan Contest
So my biggest fan video has finally been published on AMC’s Walking Dead Facebook page. I would LOVE and appreciate every vote I got from you guys. I really am the biggest fan;… Read More
Meteorite Crashes in Russia
Yesterday morning I was reading an article on Time.com about the largest asteroid in recorded history to fly by Earth today. I brushed it off. No big deal, it’s just a 143,000 ton asteroid coming… Read More
The Great Divide: The Walking Dead Episode 309 Review
The highly anticipated second half of AMC’s hit zombie drama, The Walking Dead, returned this Sunday to again, shatter cable records with over 12.2 million viewers during the 9 p.m. showing alone. The… Read More
Hashtag, You’re It! The Rise of Instagram
#start # is the sign of the times. Year one- 2012: Some kids grow up and want to be an astronaut or a firefighter. You work hard, maybe someday it will happen. Some… Read More
A Post About Making Posts
It’s been too long since I have put up a real post. Something that means something. I hate that about myself, about January, and about having nothing to do; I hate when my website lacks… Read More
A Very Phishy New Year: Volume 2
The last week of 2012 marked the second time I made it out to see Phish play their New Year run at Madison Square Garden in the amazing New York City. I went… Read More
Holding Out for Hope: The Sandy Hook Elementary Massacre
Newton, Connecticut is 15 minutes on one strip of road from where I lay my head at night. Connecticut has always been a pleasant place for me to grow up, get my education, and enjoy… Read More
Wanted: A Swift Kick in the Ass
So far, November has been just another month of the year, but after my weekend in Atlantic city, in which I lost too much money, it is time to prioritize. After a pretty… Read More
sarah On The Go! takes LaLa Land
This is a brief account of my trip to Los Angeles last weekend. Some memories and moments for photos were beyond what I could produce for you guys. I knew I wanted to… Read More
I Survived Comic Con: A Walking Dead Weekend
As an uber fan of the AMC drama, The Walking Dead, New York Comic Con was an absolute must. The convention was held at the Javits Center in Manhattan this past weekend, and… Read More
Karma: Do You Really Reap What You Sow?
I was in class yesterday morning when I overheard two girls being typically catty about another female who supposedly did one of them so wrong it called for serious revenge… and not how… Read More
Generation seX
When World War II broke out for the United States following the Pearl Harbor attacks in 1941, it started a layering of the foundation that would build one of the most powerful countries… Read More
Hard Work Pays Off
The first issue of my university’s newspaper came out today, and as a person who gets excited over everything I am pumped up about this accomplishment.
The Battle of Our Favorite Clichés
cli-ché: \klē-ˈshā\ noun a trite phrase or expression; also : the idea expressed by it The use of clichés give us a way to further what we are trying to express to others in conversation. On… Read More
Putting the “Ass” in Assumptions
I have this blog so I can free my mind and write. I know it is a public site; I understand that anyone and their twice-removed cousin living in some rural area of Istanbul can… Read More
Walking Dead: Season 3 Preview Weekend
If you love gore, suspense and the zombies who bring those two horror elements together for fist-clenching fun, you should be watching AMC’s the Walking Dead. I have made no reservations about professing my… Read More
4 Life Lessons in 4 Days
1. Make the most of once in a lifetime opportunities. I was granted an opportunity to be on a television show called Ink Master and went down to New Jersey for two days to film. Although I cannot talk… Read More
Cheers, Mr. Bourdain!
Today is chef, journalist and television star, Anthony Bourdain’s 56th birthday. Since the beginning of his show, No Reservations, back in 2005, I have been absolutely hooked; tuned in and turned onto the weird cultural… Read More
Birthday Blues: Another Year Older
I have had a really hard time putting this post together, but I knew I had to. I wanted to do this for myself, and maybe to the few others out there who… Read More
The Wannabe Rich Girl Epidemic: It’s Here & It’s Happening
I am not ashamed to admit that I do watch reality television. I have been way behind on my E! show Mrs. Eastwood and Company, so after Twilight was over I caught myself up.… Read More
Birthday Week Kick-Off: Weekend Mash-Up
Happy Monday, my friends. I am aiming to post a bit more than usual this week because Friday is my birthday and I have been in a great mood… regardless of this Bonnaroo… Read More
How to Handle a Quarter-Life Crisis
I have had a hard time putting anything of purpose together for a week now. I took my camera out, enjoyed Memorial Day with it at Sherwood Island in Westport, did the family… Read More
The Curse of Writer’s Block
Severe writer’s block has gotten in the way of any type of writing I had intended on taking care of this past weekend. I was not even able to make a clever headline… Read More
5 Things I Cannot Live Without
Putting aside the credit cards, cash, hoards of makeup and my overwhelming collection of black leggings, I constructed a list of five things I just cannot do without. Well, maybe in retrospect I… Read More
One Little Monkey Jumping on the Bed
Oh, the ’90s! How lovely you were. I was just a little girl during the time when New Kids on the Block, Seinfeld, Tamagotchi’s and high-top sneakers were the “ish,” but I most… Read More
Time is the Same in Every Language
Time. Shíjiān. Vremya. Temps. Jikan. Samaya. Tempo. Zeit. Tiempo. Sigan. Czas. Growing up sucks. When I was in the eighth grade and first experimented with black eyeliner I thought I was the coolest… Read More
The Overactive Dreamer: When Sleep Gets Real
Bedtime is getting weird lately. My dreams have been too lucid. While my brain is normally overactive while I sleep, lately it has been more so than ever. I guess it is not… Read More
Guest post: How to believe
Reblogged from The Reinvented Lass: A few weeks ago, I wrote a post asking how do you start to believe in yourself where there isn’t empirical evidence to validate your belief. Around the… Read More
The Startling Truth Behind Optimism & Happiness
There is always someone in your group of friends that is most likely to throw advice at you when you are feeling bummed. Even if we just need to make one tiny decision,… Read More
Venturing Out: ‘On The Go’ Shop in the Works
I am proud to announce today that sarah On The Go is soon going to host its own SHOP section. After brainstorming ways to showcase my love for all things art, I decided… Read More
SOPA Bill Threatens U.S. Internet Freedoms
As if continuous economic troubles and unemployment increases were not enough of a heavy load to be carried into the New Year, America now has to fight for our rights to defend existing… Read More
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
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
The Circle of My Life: Change!
Thanksgiving dinner was a success. I helped clean, make the desserts, and clean some more. It was refreshing to have my immediate family all in one room, as we are always running around… Read More
The Good, the Bad and the Unusual: Random Weekend Trivia
I was browsing the internet in anticipation for someone to text me with plans for tonight- trying to get my daily dose of world news and celebrity gossip equally- when I began thinking… Read More
My Declaration of Independence
Yesterday was quite the day. Now hold on, I know you probably have “more important things to do,” like Facebook stalk and creep around X-rated websites. Listening to me rant about the pros… Read More
Will I Ever Use This In Real Life?
In my Philosophy class last week, we began to learn about different theories on ethics regarding happiness, choices and consequences, and delved deeper into what is and what is not considered moral character.… Read More
Cairo, Copenhagen, Connecticut?
Anthony Bourdain made his way to Waterbury, Connecticut this past Tuesday for a show at the Palace Theater. The world renowned chef and journalist spoke to a packed crowd for more than an… Read More
A Stay Happy Montage
Good afternoon, cyber world! I am coming to you today with just a few things that I came across that made me feel something. Get this week rolling on a good note. We… Read More
An Afternoon Vent Sesh
“Don’t it always seem to go that you don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone.” The always lovely Janet Jackson may have made this truthful statement extremely famous, but this one has… Read More
In My Wildest Realities
Everyone has those three or four travel destinations that we swear up and down we will venture to one day. Whether it is the money that is holding you back, as it is… Read More
Nostalgia Overload
Merry Hump Day. You can officially start making weekend plans. Mine include apple picking and wine tasting with some friends on Saturday afternoon! I was told it would cost under 20 smackaroos and… Read More
A Good Case of the Mondays
I typically do not mind Mondays because I have allowed myself an extended weekend for the greater portion of my adult life. I cannot be confined to two days to do as I… Read More
Feeling Accomplished!
Hugs and kisses to all that decided to check out my blog. I am so excited, after days of being so frustrated, to have a working website! I have recently turned into a… Read More
