Running A Little Late

Yesterday was pretty productive. I've been dying to visit the David Zwirner Art Gallery in Chelsea, since Dan Flavin's Corners, Barriers, and Corridors exhibit last year. I never got a chance to see it because of school and work, but looking at the photos made me want to start gallery hopping. No, I'm not really an art aficionado, so I can't say I know much about it. But when something catches your eye, you become intrigued. And lately I've been intrigued by many artists and their work. So when I came across Doug Wheeler's Encasements, I knew I had to see it before it was over.

25 Random Facts

Hey Y'all! So today I decided to try something different. I've been pretty bummed out with trying to find an internship for school, and the application process is a little stressful. But what I've noticed with each application is that I have to write a cover letter. And cover letters are basically making yourself sound like the best candidate.

How It All Began

Before I decided to create my personal blog, I was focusing on just a fashion lifestyle, going by the name "Fashion Peaces". It was a bit corny, I'll admit it. But I wanted something funny, unique and different. I also wanted something that described me. Fashion wasn't new to me, but the idea of making it my own was.

I Got That Feeling

So a few weeks ago, I visited a pop-up museum in Downtown Manhattan called The Museum of Feelings. It was a must see exhibit that was only around for a few weeks before they took it down. There was so much hype over all of the colors and scents and...feels. But let's be real for a second, everyone just wanted some really cool pictures. 

Okay, This is For Real

Hello! Yes, this is my second attempt at making a blog, but this time around I'm determined. I plan on making 2016 a year of new things, and new adventures.

These photos are just some of the best memories with the best friends anyone can have. What I plan to do this year is make more tangible memories like these. I don't wanna take the fun out of having fun by having my phone out all the time, and taking photos of everything. But phones break, batteries die, and data runs out. There's something about having a physical copy of a photo that makes a memory more...memorable. And you don't have to worry about emailing copies and saving on flash drives, all the photos on your phone. 

So here's to a new year, and new memories. I'm excited to share them all with you!