Loving These Links // 1

I've seen other bloggers do posts like this where they share links and funny articles to read. I have found so many interesting things through those links that I decided I would share my own.

• Found this link. I would consider myself a slight feminist. But "like a girl" in this video, when is it every bad to believe that girls can do things just as well as boys. I feel like the word "feminist" has a negative connotation, but why is it looked upon negatively that girls and boys can be equals?
• One of my favorite shows is back! I remember watching this show every weekday night at 11:00pm on ABC Family. The one with Drew Carey. Now The CW has brought it back with new host Aisha Tyler. To be honest, I like the old ones better but this one is still good. I don't like the new thing where they have guests. I mean it's cool to see celebrities from other shows but I don't think they are that funny. I would much rather have them go back to the original setup of Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie, Ryan Stiles, and a guest comedian.

Well that's pretty much it. I know two links is not that much but I promise you the next one will have a lot more. I've been busy this past weekend and haven't been able to peruse the internet much. Hope everyone is having a good Monday!

I Graduated High School!

Two weeks ago I graduated high school. It's been long and it's been short. It's been stressful and it's been fun. It's weird to think that I've been at my school for four years. I can still remember the awkwardness that was me on the first day of freshman year.

College is the next step for me. I will be living miles away from home and even though I am excited to be living on my own I can't shake the feeling of anxiety. How do you transitions to this big change? No one to cook dinner for me, no one to do my laundry (I know; I should have learned how to do my own laundry by now. Don't worry, it's one of my summer to-do's), no one to be there when I miss my family. On the other hand I am super excited to meet new people and see what living on my own is like.

One of the things that I didn't think about until now is that the friends I made in high school might not be there 24/7 anymore. My best friend and I are going to different colleges in different states. It's weird not being able to see your friend almost every day. Currently we have made it a plan to Skype in college and vow not to drift apart.

My question for you is have you graduated high school? Did you go to college? How was the transition? Easy/Hard? Did you still keep in touch with friends from high school? How? And finally, how was college, is it was you expected?

P.S. Sorry I don't have any photos. I don't want to put any picture of my graduation online because after all, this is the internet. I don't want people to know exactly where I live and what high school I went to. And there are some of my classmate in the photos, I don't want to put them on the internet without their consent.