Month: August 2012

My mother and I share a punctual trait that, though in some cases can be inconvenient, is generally a helpful trait to have. I am rarely late to class, meetings, dates, movies, parties, etc, and even if I’m generally the first one to arrive (which can be awkward when it’s a party), I never miss anything. Especially now that I’m in college, where I have complete control over my schedule (no parents waking me up for school), this punctual trait has come in handy. Why pay for school if you aren’t going to go to class, or you miss the first ten minutes every day? So these are my tips to never be late to anything ever again. If you’ve ever had problems with this, I promise, if you even follow a couple of these tips, you’ll come out ahead. Continue reading “HOW TO: Never Be Late To Anything Ever Again” →

….regardless of what kind of class it is. Unless it’s an art class. In that case, your teacher will usually provide you with a list of things you need. Other than that, listen up! I cannot TELL you how many times I’ve seen someone get in trouble because they didn’t bring something, or how many times I’ve had to loan someone’s paper, pencil, etc during class. That’s why I made this handy list, so that none of us will ever be unprepared again! Continue reading “Things you should always bring to class” →

Music: We Are Young by Mike Tompkins

Honestly, I wish I’d learned about playlists earlier in my life, because they are SUPER useful. You might have some already, and iTunes I know has preset playlists like “Recently Added” and “Recently Played”, which are nice, but today I’m going to teach you how to make the most out of your playlists for different activities. Continue reading “HOW TO: Make useful music playlists” →

Inevitably, unless you’re super rich or something, you’re going to have to live with a roommate or roommates at some point in your lifetime. During college, you might end up having multiple different ones, and trust me, not all of them are going to be picnics. However, though you cannot change your roommates, you can change how you act as one, and maybe you’ll set a good example! Either way, follow these tips, and you will never be the roommate everyone else hates. Continue reading “HOW TO: Not suck at being a roommate” →

In which I discuss my coworkers