Here’s the master post for all my Spain travel videos! It only took me a YEAR!
Spain By The Numbers
Days 1-3 (Avila)
Days 4-5 (Avila and Madrid)
Days 6-7 (Madrid)
Days 8-9 (Toledo y Madrid)
Days 10-12 (Barcelona y Tarragona)
Days 13-14 (Figueres, Tossa Del Mar, y Barcelona)
Days 15-18 (Barcelona y Frankfurt)
Spain in Review
I guess now is as good a time as any to admit that I’ve got a new career/writing goal in mind for my post-college life. I want to write for TV. The way I figure it, my biggest strength as a writer is dialog and I watch a ton of TV, so why not combine those passions? Novels will always be my first love, but I think the best fit for me as a writer is a TV writer. With that, I started looking into the various ways I can break into the industry. It’s not very heartening, but what I have learned is that the most important thing to have is sample scripts, called “spec scripts”. Some should be scripts for current shows to prove you can write for someone else’s characters, and some should be original scripts. Continue reading “Playlists of the Future”
I told Rachel the other day that Quinn is the first boyfriend I’ve had that I actually want to be around. No offense, Cody, but once we started dating, we stopped being friends, and you know it. Either way, for those of you who haven’t seen my obsessive countdown posting on Facebook, Quinn came to Colorado last Thursday, and since I haven’t seen him since the middle of May, I was rather excited. But this post isn’t going to be a sappy ode-to-boyfriend, I promise. It’s going to be much more contemplative than that. Continue reading “A Recipe for a Healthy Relationship”
Didja like my new video? I hope so- I spent an awful lot of time on it. But if you don’t have fifteen minutes to watch its exhaustive but quirky collection of travel instructions, I compiled my quickest tips here in a blog for easy access: Continue reading “Spain by the Numbers: Quick Tips!”
Oh. No. You. Did. Not. Continue reading “An Open Letter to Men’s Rights Activists”
Finally home from Spain! When iMovie decides to let me export, I’ll upload the next in my travel vlog series, but for now, I want to talk about exactly what this post is titled- being a young woman in a crowd, OR, more accurately, how I got sexually harassed while in Spain and why I no longer trust the majority of the male population because traumatic experiences make me paranoid. Continue reading “On Being a Young Woman in a Crowd”