I took these pictures on September 9th, right around my three month mark of being on Accutane. As you can see, my skin hasn't improved much. I still have new breakouts and the redness is pretty bad. However, in the beginning of July, my skin (pictured below) was the worst I had ever seen it … Continue reading Accutane update: Three months down
It has been almost nine years since we moved from Jersey to Connecticut. I visited twice this summer and tried to be very aware of my thoughts on my home state... Wow these roads are terrible. Where is all the tax money going? Omg these accents are hilarious. I cannot believe I ever sounded like … Continue reading Thoughts while visiting Jersey after being gone for so long…
Dear Burlington, Thank you for giving me a life half in Bristol and half in Burlington. Thank you for showing me the small town lifestyle. Thank you for giving me the best neighborhood in the entire town. Thank you for making me appreciate silence, privacy, space, and darkness (considering we don't have street lights). Thank … Continue reading Thank you Burlington, with all my Hart
I have always had bad skin. You can sit there and tell me "It's not that bad!" or "Your skin is clear!" but I won't believe you. No, I don't have skin dysmorphia. I have acne. And I have had it since I was nine years old. And I am tired of it. I remember … Continue reading Why I’ve decided to finally go on Accutane
I have this theory that certain people come into our lives at certain times for certain reasons. I truly believe that we cross paths with people just so they can teach us something so we can learn and we can grow. The great thing about life is that no person is the same. Every person … Continue reading I have this theory…
I first heard the song "Float On" by Modest Mouse when I watched the movie John Tucker Must Die for the first time. The scene when the four girls are in detention and Kate tries to introduce herself but the teacher comes back and interrupts her and all you hear is "Backed my car into … Continue reading And we’ll all float on okay
I have spent the majority of my working life in a bowling alley - not many people can say that. In 2011, I began working at the local bowling alley and worked there until I left for college in the fall of 2013. Once I transferred back home after my first semester, I returned to … Continue reading The end of an era
