Before any of you click away, being a One Direction fangirl isn't always rainbows and sunshine; mentally, it has messed me up pretty badly. Like most of my YouTube addictions, I watched interviews and performances of theirs whenever I had the chance. However, I was also comparing myself to the band members' girlfriends. Not that... Continue Reading →
First of all, I know I had a collage for last year's post reflecting on 2019, but I didn't do that for 2020 because I didn't do much other than write on my blog, watch a lot of YouTube, and listen to bands such as Def Leppard, AC/DC, Metallica, and Iron Maiden. So nothing special, to be... Continue Reading →
On Monday, Nov. 30, I turned 22 years old, and no, I did not sing Taylor Swift's "22" that day. But it was a great day; I got to see my grandma, I had chicken katsu from L&L for lunch, two of my Amazon CDs came in, I had spring rolls and fried shrimp for... Continue Reading →
I've been taking online classes since March, I believe. It's already November, and we still have yet to find a cure for COVID-19. But enough about that, I want to take the time to do a mental check and talk about my experience with online classes so far. One thing for sure is taking online... Continue Reading →
It's been a while since I talked about Steve Clark, but he was an incredible individual. I've never met him, but I wish I did. He has changed my perspective on life and the way I look at different types of music, specifically rock and heavy metal music. I won't get into how Clark died... Continue Reading →
I'm no therapist, but I know what music does to people! There's a song for everything; breakup songs, love songs, sad songs, feel-good songs, and angry songs. Whenever I'm in a bad mood, I would play a Def Leppard song and immediately feel better. Over time, I've learned that some tracks aren't the best to... Continue Reading →
I knew my junior year was going to be the hardest one in my college career, and this was before COVID-19 started. In Fall 2019, I changed my major to communication, I joined the PRSSA, and the Disney Ohana Club gained some new officers, meaning I had to adjust to working with new people. Spring... Continue Reading →
When this pandemic first started, I thought it was going to come and pass, like the flu season, but I had no idea this would turn my life upside down! The first few weeks of the quarantine, I was fine. I had Bon Jovi and Def Leppard concerts planned for the day, and I was... Continue Reading →
For those of you that don't personally know me, I didn't have an ideal high school experience. It was the opposite of that. I didn't hate it entirely, though; I made some great friends, and I'm thankful for my time in the band. As soon as high school ended, I promised myself that I would... Continue Reading →
We all have our insecurities and flaws, but that's ok because no one is perfect! I've always been insecure about my appearance and my disabilities, but I've decided to strive to be the best version of myself. I'm going to stop comparing myself to others and do just that. I also plan to take better... Continue Reading →
