A few of my photos from Napa, California.






A few of my photos from Napa, California.






Hour 1:
ACTIVITIES:
Studied Statistics in the library for 1.5 hours.
EMOTIONS:
I was distracted by my book, so overall the first hour and a half wasn’t horrible. However, when I got bored it took everything in me not to grab my phone and answer my snapchats/scroll through Instagram quickly.
Hour 2:
ACTIVITIES:
I ate food at Umph
EMOTIONS:
I think I ate slower than I ever had before because I was trying to keep myself occupied. Luckily, a few of my friends were there with me, and talking to them made me forget about my phone.
Hour 3:
ACTIVITIES:
Hung out in a friends room.
EMOTIONS:
This part was a little awkward. When I got in my friends room he had Netflix on, so I asked him to turn it off, and after explaining why I think he thought I was a little crazy. I hung out with him and his friends and just messed around for a few hours. Being around people was helping me keep my mind off of the thousands of things I knew I was missing online.
Hour 4:
ACTIVITIES:
Worked Out
EMOTIONS:
I went to a cycling class called Zynn22 and worked out. This was the easiest part of the 6 hours because I never want my phone near me during a workout. I was in the zone and didn’t think about my phone at all.
Hour 5:
ACTIVITIES:
Showered/Cleaned My Room
EMOTIONS:
Not listening to music while I showered made me want to die, but I persevered. Usually, when I get out of the shower I check my social media and lay in my bed for a little bit, but I couldn’t do that so I resorted to doing all of my laundry and cleaning my room. Time has never gone so slowly.
Hour 6:
ACTIVITIES:
Read
EMOTIONS:
At this point, I was out of ideas to keep my mind off my phone, so I resorted to catching up on some reading for a few of my classes. This passed the time a lot better than I originally expected, but I still found myself thinking about my phone every 5 minutes or so. The last two hours were THE WORST. I am not sure how people ever lived without mobile phones, but I don’t think I could do it.



The weather sucks ass.
We live in Texas, so why?
Makes me want to die.
Looking in the mirror and hating what you see is an every day occurrence for a lot of people, particularly women. Instead of seeing what is beautiful, we tend to pick out the things we hate about ourselves. I have struggled with depression and anxiety for what feels like forever and it took a long time for me to find healthy coping methods. I partially blame this on social media. I would sit in my room for hours scrolling through instagram wondering why I couldn’t look like them and I’m not sure what made me realize that I didn’t need to look like them to be beautiful, but when that finally clicked my life became so much better.
By stepping back and looking at real people and real life we can find our happiness. Constantly comparing ourselves to the photo shopped pictures of celebrities and influencers is detrimental to the youth of America. Our standard of beauty is distorted and almost unachievable for the average girl. So, why are we expecting ourselves and others to look like the Kardashians? It has to stop. We don’t need to be 115 pounds with chiseled cheek bones to be beautiful. Healthy is beautiful. Natural is beautiful. Every impurity on your body is beautiful. If someone can’t see that then put your middle finger right in there face.
We are real girls and we are beautiful, cellulite, acne, fat rolls and all. Those things make us who we are. They make us beautiful and individual, and all of those things make us fucking awesome.
“It’s not all sunshine and rainbows, but a good amount of it actually is.”
“Be good, do good.”
“Everything will be so good so soon, so just hang in there and don’t worry about it too much.”
“One day we will look back on days like this and realize that the little things mattered a lot more than we ever thought they would.”
“Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground.”
“Don’t treat people as bad as they are, treat them as good as you are.”
“Just because not everything is okay it doesn’t mean that you aren’t going to be either.”
“Creat your own sunshine.”
no matter how shitty your day is, just remember that today is the perfect day to be happy
🙂
A collection of my photos from Klyde Warren Park with friends.




Sugar is my love
Donuts are my favorite drug
The hole is my goal