I never had a pet growing up. I know, I know. Stop crying for me, guys. I’m okay now. I finally got over it. We had a couple birds (they don’t count), and we also had a dog for about two days until my parents gave it back. (Don’t even get me started…) I have always lived vicariously through my friends who have dogs, cats, rabbits, snakes, etc. I was insanely jealous of them when I was younger and wished that I could have their pets as my pets. I wanted to become a professional pet-napper, if you will.

As a little girl deprived of a childhood pet, I quickly came to love YouTube. Basically for its plethora of dog videos, cat videos, any cute animal videos, etc. Some of the best videos out there are of pets doing silly tricks for treats. Instead of working on your resume or that final paper, why don’t you watch all these videos instead? Because Sundays are for procrastinating, and this is the perfect way to do that! Enjoy! Read More »

You know what happens when college kids come back home to visit for the first time? We eat. A lot. We’ve got to get our hands on as much of the delicious food in our fridge as we can before we’re back in the car on our way to school.

My mom is a phenomenal cook, so when I would come home from school there was no stopping me. So what, they called me an animal a few times but really, who cares? I didn’t eat nearly as much as my older brother, so any insults they could think of didn’t really faze me.

It wasn’t until after I graduated that I started to feel a little uncomfortable when I was still scarfing down platters of mom’s home cooking. It was then that my animalistic nature started to really surface. And bother me.

While I’m still dealing with my own animalistic intentions (I’m sensitive, alright?), I’ve got a little somethin’-somethin’ for all of you currently enrolled animal-like college kids: animals behaving like people!

If you thought we were bad, wait ‘til you see some of these out of control photos! Then ask mom and dad which they’d rather deal with. Read More »