What Decades of Rom-Coms Taught Me this February We’re constantly flooded with new streaming drops and whatever is trending on social media, but there’s a real comfort in going back to the classics. This Valentine’s Day, I found myself revisiting four films that define the spectrum of human connection: 10 Things I Hate About You, Love Actually, La La Land, and When Harry Met Sally. … Continue reading Best Movies To Watch On Valentine’s Day!
Yuzuru Hanyu’s Figure Skating Journey Ever heard of the first man in over six decades to win two back-to-back Olympic gold medals in figure skating, who was also the first Asian man to win gold medals in singles skating? Well, meet Yuzuru Hanyu, a man who fits that exact description: a TV and film star in Japan, and one of Japan’s most loved and famous … Continue reading About Yuzuru Hanyu
My favorite books in the English curriculum We’ve all taken English classes and have probably read books we didn’t like. Maybe you didn’t even read some of the assigned books at all. Despite my lack of enthusiasm over the majority of the text choices, I did read most of them, and definitely found some harder to get through than others. It’s safe to say that … Continue reading Hidden Gems
Inspiration for the Unimaginative As someone who isn’t in a relationship and is an aspiring romance novelist, I honestly probably have the best perspective on Valentine’s date ideas. First, I as a single person am always in this delusional romantic mindset when it comes to love and dates, probably because no one has crushed my heart yet. Second, when writing a romance novel, I need … Continue reading Valentine’s Date Ideas
In need of an escape from reality? Do you like fractured fairy tales? Look no further! As a frequent reader, I read all types of books. But none have completely captivated my attention like the Lunar Chronicles have, and I’m not the only one. The series is made up of four books that are modern takes on classic fairytales. My friend Charlie has also read … Continue reading The Lunar Chronicles: A Book Series Review
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