location: desert.
coordinates: 33° 24′ 54″ N, 111° 49′ 53″ W
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Am I the only one that thinks education is sexy?
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Late night adventures after capture the flag with some of my favorite girls! @kaseybrumf @kyky_love @jessbojorquez @ashlepine (Taken with instagram)
Typically, whenever one of my friends goes to LA or SD on vacation, I ask them to send me a picture of the ocean. I got this one last year. (Taken with instagram)
Steph and I are gonna get our nerd on. (Taken with instagram)
My admissions advisor is out finalizing my paperwork for my enrollment in yoga teacher training. So happy. P.s. this painting is awesome. :) (Taken with instagram)
My sister found this empty Starbucks card in a stack we had at work and saved it for me. It sounds dumb… but I love this so much. Not only because I love Los Angeles, but also because of this particular picture. This is exactly the way LA looks at sunset when you’ve spent all day driving for hours in the desert. It’s your first glittering view of the edge of the world, and the beginning of the sea. It’s also what you see in your rear view mirror on your way home. It’s one last glimpse of paradise before you sink back into the sand. My heart always soars when I’m driving towards her, and my eyes always water when I say goodbye. It’s bittersweet. It’s a stupid Starbucks card, but it’s perfect. I love LA. (Taken with instagram)
Dallas Clayton
When you’re in love are you supposed to get butterflies years down the road? Is love a feeling, a decision, or an emotion, or all of the above? Is it something you do, something you make, something you have? Is love holding on no matter what, or knowing when to let go?
I don’t know the first thing about love.
Because without it, I wouldn’t have lost my home. My family wouldn’t have had to rebuild itself from the bottom up. I wouldn’t have a better relationship with my dad. I wouldn’t be this close with my sister. I wouldn’t necessarily have had to work a minimum wage job. I wouldn’t have made the friends I have. I wouldn’t have been the person I’m becoming today.
I would’ve still thought that after college, you just get a job, make money, buy a house and get married and have kids. I wouldn’t have gotten involved in the music industry for a little while. I wouldn’t have taken the same risks.
I would’ve still struggled, but not in the same ways.
I’m just thankful for all those times I thought it’d never get better, that I’d never get any stronger, that I lost something. Because I’ve gained a whole lot of appreciation for the life I do have.
