Wish Upon the Stars
I was reading a book the other day and it asked me a question
Creative Writing
Thoughts. And what not
Belonging
The feeling is pasted within me.
Small Habits. Daily Commitment
Routine makes me feel sane.
A good end.
My biggest fear when I first started college was not dancing. I realized towards the end of my senior year of high school this beautiful gift of movement was handed to me each and every day. I never thought twice about paying for a dance class or worrying if I had the time to fit one into my schedule. Both were a given.
week 10 on a tuesday
June is the worst month in San Diego
The Protein Pow-wow
If you are reading this blog-I assume you follow my cooking account (if you don’t you should follow). And if you follow my cooking account, you know how much I love protein, there are a few reasons why.
Finding the Lake
When I was 10 years old on a June Lake trip with my family we chose to do a 3 mile round trip hike. The reviews described it as “moderately difficult” and “slightly” uphill. We are an outdoorsy family, enjoy a challenge, and are always down for a good hike, especially in June Lake… and bonus points because this one supposedly ended with a swim. So we packed the snacks and water, got the dogs leashed up, and threw our swimsuits on beneath our clothes. Let the journey begin.
peas in a pod
This post is mainly dedicated to one of my closest friends: Zooey Le-Baker, who I have known and has been my best friend since kindergarten. I love you.
How to Tap into Your Fitness Journey as a College Student
I don’t remember a time where movement wasn’t a part of my everyday life, as soon as I popped out of the womb I was attached to my mom at the hip as she went on her walks and runs with her girlfriends. At the age of three I was working out with her as she trained her clients at the Rose Bowl. As I grew I hopped from sport to sport: dance, lacrosse, tennis, gymnastics, and eventually back to dance. As I moved into college I began to discover other activities like rock climbing, surfing, open gym etc. And whether I am moving my body through weight training, pilates, yoga, one of these activities, or a leisurely walk, I have concluded that in order for me to remain sane-I must move every day. Somehow, someway.
Let's go to San Diego-We're Going to Build a Lego
My friend Rena sent a link to the group chat a few months back, it was tickets to the Okee Dokee Brothers as they were going to be playing at our school in April. Because we get to go to a lot of these events for free (thank you ArtPower), we decided to go.
ms pink
a swarm comes up
Writing 3/25
The hardest part about seeing Altadena for the first time after 10 weeks of what I thought was grieving was actually seeing it.
Wish Upon the Stars
I was reading a book the other day and it asked me a question
Belonging
The feeling is pasted within me.
Small Habits. Daily Commitment
Routine makes me feel sane.
A good end.
My biggest fear when I first started college was not dancing. I realized towards the end of my senior year of high school this beautiful gift of movement was handed to me each and every day. I never thought twice about paying for a dance class or worrying if I had the time to fit one into my schedule. Both were a given.
week 10 on a tuesday
June is the worst month in San Diego
The Protein Pow-wow
If you are reading this blog-I assume you follow my cooking account (if you don’t you should follow). And if you follow my cooking account, you know how much I love protein, there are a few reasons why.
Finding the Lake
When I was 10 years old on a June Lake trip with my family we chose to do a 3 mile round trip hike. The reviews described it as “moderately difficult” and “slightly” uphill. We are an outdoorsy family, enjoy a challenge, and are always down for a good hike, especially in June Lake… and bonus points because this one supposedly ended with a swim. So we packed the snacks and water, got the dogs leashed up, and threw our swimsuits on beneath our clothes. Let the journey begin.
peas in a pod
This post is mainly dedicated to one of my closest friends: Zooey Le-Baker, who I have known and has been my best friend since kindergarten. I love you.
How to Tap into Your Fitness Journey as a College Student
I don’t remember a time where movement wasn’t a part of my everyday life, as soon as I popped out of the womb I was attached to my mom at the hip as she went on her walks and runs with her girlfriends. At the age of three I was working out with her as she trained her clients at the Rose Bowl. As I grew I hopped from sport to sport: dance, lacrosse, tennis, gymnastics, and eventually back to dance. As I moved into college I began to discover other activities like rock climbing, surfing, open gym etc. And whether I am moving my body through weight training, pilates, yoga, one of these activities, or a leisurely walk, I have concluded that in order for me to remain sane-I must move every day. Somehow, someway.
Let's go to San Diego-We're Going to Build a Lego
My friend Rena sent a link to the group chat a few months back, it was tickets to the Okee Dokee Brothers as they were going to be playing at our school in April. Because we get to go to a lot of these events for free (thank you ArtPower), we decided to go.
ms pink
a swarm comes up
Writing 3/25
The hardest part about seeing Altadena for the first time after 10 weeks of what I thought was grieving was actually seeing it.
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