As a college student, you understand that sometimes life gets hectic. You get bombarded with two exams, a paper, and...
Here are some of the top 10 places to spice up your weekend by grabbing outdoor brunch across the country!
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Sundays are a downer for some, but for some reason, I absolutely love Sundays. I love the coffee, the weather (no matter what kind), I love the TV shows, etc. I love it all.
No brunch, or any meal for that matter, is complete without the perfect outfit. Below, I've offered up a few tips, and put together a few of my my favorite outfits to wear to a relaxing Sunday brunch filled with girl talk, gossip, and mimosas.
The number one reason I'm a lover of weekend livin' is not entirely dedicated to sleeping in, vegging out, and having a few beers without worrying about what time I have to wake up the next morning. I love the weekend for one thing, and one thing only: brunch.
This week I've been inspired by ThisIsWhyYou'reFat.com... or my own personal struggle with winter weight. Between the Christmas cookies, Starbucks peppermint mochas and, oh yeah, lifting my drinking ban, these have all caused me to pack on the weight over the past three months. I could not be more annoyed with the term "winter weight," or having to rationalize that I'm not getting fat, just fluffy.
Though it's getting a bit chillier these days, it’s still Fall, pumpkin-flavored anything is still awesome, and there’s basically nothing better than waking up and making yourself pancakes on a blustery morning, afternoon, or night. Ok, so maybe having some hottie do it for you would be nice, but you'll forget all about that once you bite into these badboys.
I love baking, but I'm not the hugest fan of following directions. As a result, I often end up mis-measuring things or adding my own little touches to otherwise boring recipes. Hey, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Anywho, there is nothing that works better with my "add this, throw in that" cooking style than pancakes.
I think Easter has become an underestimated holiday. It's unfortunate that it's never at the top of the favorite list with similar holidays. I think we fail to see the gloriousness of a low key, no stress holiday because Easter isn't flashy like the Fourth of July. No one is staying up to wait for the Easter bunny or doing last minute Easter present shopping or tuning into the Easter parade.
We all want to go home for Easter, but sadly, it’s nearing the end of the school year, and so we’re more likely to be munching on terrible dining-hall food than we are on delicious hollow chocolate rabbits. Before you get depressed about all the candy (oh yeah....and love) you’re missing back home, try bringing the Easter spirit into your own home. No, I’m not talking about Jesus. I’m talking about an Easter bash.
Can you think of anything that says fall more than pumpkin? I can’t. And if you can, shut up. Because...