In college it's totally okay to live solely off of Forever 21 LBDs and colorful printed rompers - but when you're working a 9-5, those bargain finds may not cut it.
Leslie Knope has inspired me in many ways. But my favorite Knope quote comes in blissful life simplicity: “I am big enough to admit I am often inspired by myself.”
I thought I'd start my day off (I know. I'm a late sleeper. That's why you never see me in your 8 a.m. classes) by taking a moment to appreciate you. All of you. For all that you do.
We're in the middle of a crisis, or at least we're finally paying attention to a crisis that has been occurring far too long.
I'm not a regular dad, I am a cool dad.
Like, gurl, the back of yo head is RIDICULOUS.
Yaaaaaaas. You've graduated. Yaaaaaaaas. Say goodbye to all those collegiate basics. I
I think I have a small but very real hoarding problem. Like, I'm not going to appear on an episode of Hoarders anytime soon, but I keep things way past their expiration dates.
After all, the infamous Palm Beach prints that were designed to hide citrus juice stains are, today, more commonly hiding evidence of beer bongs gone awry and Fireball shots that didn't quite make it into your mouth.
Whether you want to join me on the knee-high bandwagon or opt for a more subtle variation on this trend, you too can find a cheapie pair of gladiators for this summer.
Much of what you learn in college is how to get through college.
They may seem expensive, but as our friends at L'oreal say, you're worth it. And so is your hair.
Regardless of why the show didn't pan out for more than two seasons, though, there's one thing I'm quite sure about: its demise means there's one less place for teenagers to turn in search of fashion inspiration.
The nostalgia of seething hate.