Hello there, everyone! It really has been a long time since I have posted here on Little Girl, and I completely forgot to tell you all why!
A few months ago, I launched my new blog, The Little Spider. While Little Girl was always intended to be more of a personal blog following my undergraduate journey, The Little Spider more of an attempt at the lifestyle and beauty blogging that I've really come to love over the past few years. I'm really excited about all of the new content possibilities that come with this change and though I haven't posted that much as of yet, I have a lot to talk about in the future!
That being said, this marks the end of this Little Girl blog. Of course, I won't be taking it down or anything like that, but if you are still interested to read my thoughts and opinions, head over to The Little Spider!
Thanks for being my dedicated few readers and making this blogging journey so much fun.
Friday, November 21, 2014
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Not Drinking in College
This is a video that has been a really long time coming. I know that this was something I was really nervous about when I was first heading off to college; if you've followed this blog from the beginning, then you know that it was a main topic in many of my early posts. I am, however, very proud of the fact that I was able to stick to my guns and made it through college without drinking.
Basically, this video covers everything I wish someone had told me back when I was getting ready to go to college. Hopefully some of you will find this helpful and if you have any other questions, please leave me a comment and I'll see about answering it!
Sunday, July 20, 2014
One More Trip Over the Bridge
Yesterday started out like any other Saturday: slowly. All I'd really accomplished was a run, some yoga, and a shower when around noon I received an invite to go stay with Justine over on Sausalito for the day. Realizing this would most likely be my last trip over there, I threw some things in my trusty backpack and used my now fully-fledged public transportation skills to navigate my way across the bridge.
Justine's family just got two new King Charles puppies, and we spent the majority of the afternoon and evening cuddling, playing, and baby-talking with them. For only being 12 weeks or so, they are very friendly and well-behaved little loves!
We did, of course, go out for dinner. Another friend suggested checking out Sol Food, a Puerto Rican restaurant in Mill Valley. I personally have never had Puerto Rican food before, but one look at the menu and I was sold. I ended up getting a Cubano sandwich with fries and I can only describe it as spectacular. It was juicy and flavorful, greasy enough to satisfy, but not unnecessarily so. I would definitely go back any time I happen to be in Marin!
We ended the evening with some wine and Pellegrino and lime (I don't drink and just happen to have very thoughtful friends that know my alcohol-alternative drink of choice!) and chatted about life now, during school, and the upcoming year. It's really hard to believe we've graduated and are all moving in different directions. Justine is currently deciding between getting her Masters in Psychology at the University of Edinburgh and attending a ballet fellowship in Moscow. Christine just signed a lease on her first solo apartment in the city and is currently working one of her dream jobs in a corporate hospitality office. And in just three short weeks, I will be moving out of San Francisco for good, taking one last trip down to Southern California where I will begin law school in the middle of August.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that time moves incredibly quickly and that I encourage everyone to really make the most of what time you have. Hang out with friends, explore the places around you, take pictures, laugh lots, and always eat what sounds good. Because even though I know I will be back in the Bay Area for a visit before I know it, I still can't believe I'm leaving it and these lovely ladies behind.
And I'm really going to miss it.
We did, of course, go out for dinner. Another friend suggested checking out Sol Food, a Puerto Rican restaurant in Mill Valley. I personally have never had Puerto Rican food before, but one look at the menu and I was sold. I ended up getting a Cubano sandwich with fries and I can only describe it as spectacular. It was juicy and flavorful, greasy enough to satisfy, but not unnecessarily so. I would definitely go back any time I happen to be in Marin!
We ended the evening with some wine and Pellegrino and lime (I don't drink and just happen to have very thoughtful friends that know my alcohol-alternative drink of choice!) and chatted about life now, during school, and the upcoming year. It's really hard to believe we've graduated and are all moving in different directions. Justine is currently deciding between getting her Masters in Psychology at the University of Edinburgh and attending a ballet fellowship in Moscow. Christine just signed a lease on her first solo apartment in the city and is currently working one of her dream jobs in a corporate hospitality office. And in just three short weeks, I will be moving out of San Francisco for good, taking one last trip down to Southern California where I will begin law school in the middle of August.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that time moves incredibly quickly and that I encourage everyone to really make the most of what time you have. Hang out with friends, explore the places around you, take pictures, laugh lots, and always eat what sounds good. Because even though I know I will be back in the Bay Area for a visit before I know it, I still can't believe I'm leaving it and these lovely ladies behind.
And I'm really going to miss it.
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Friday, July 18, 2014
Friday Feature: Simply Emily's Designs
Emily is a fellow YouTuber who I've been watching for almost two years now. She recently decided to start a little Etsy shop full of adorable bookmarks, and I immediately knew I wanted to feature her video explaining her new business venture. They look like really great quality and like a fun, colorful way to keep track of your reading.
Check out Simply Emily's Designs here.
Visit her YouTube Channel here.
Have a great weekend, everyone!
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