Wow. The past two weeks of my life have felt like an eternity, but I also completely lost track of the days and find it crazy that it is mid-September. I moved in to my first apartment. I am officially a Brooklyn resident. I always loved Brooklyn. The community, the arts, the space, the culture. It felt so comfortable fully moving here. What was NOT comfortable was the actual moving. Man, I did not know how much it sucked. On top of moving, my roommates and I had 4 friends vi

I hate being inside them, though. I don't like feeling crammed and smelling the stale air of an airplane. I also really dislike how the engine is so loud that I have to blast my music just to hear the lyrics of the song. My enjoyment of planes comes from watching them. I absolutely loved growing up in Atlanta and being able to see all the airplanes constantly flying overhead as they either depart or land at Hartsfield-Jackson. When I moved to Florida, that joy was unfortunate

Our world has become increasingly dependent on technology, and while it definitely allows us to produce better products, do you think there is a time where we have "too much" technology? If so, do you think we have hit that point? I have to admit: I think the human race was only supposed to reach a certain level of technological advancement, and I think we have surpassed it. Technology was so cool when we were kids and iPods and proper GPS where it tells you where to turn and

Returning home from college is funny. Everyone I speak to is in TOTALLY different situations, but we all share this dire need to escape. I think the little in between time where the freedom I experienced for four years is compromised due to the fact I live in a house where my mom and I share a wall is quite comedic. Even the people who loved being home and used to leave college once a month because of homesickness are antsy to leave now. I wonder if this is a feeling every 22