Mondays just got less mundane (new post every week – same day, same time!)
Between balancing responsibilities, celebrations, and plain old life, we can probably give the months of the year specific definitions at this point. Here's how I see it: January: way too quiet it’s kinda sketchy, people slipping on ice, Ryerson students apparently still on break? February: singles awareness month, Christmas tree still up, probably pretending to enjoy…
Continue reading ➞ If every month had a definition: University Student Edition
Truth be told, sometimes we don't want to move on... by accident.
I had to register for summer school today and after looking through so many courses I found a golden syllabus for one amazing course I thought I'd share with y'all: PS Please don't actually go looking for this course.
I'd like to flat out tell you (and hope you'd be convinced) that last week was life-changing for me but you're going to be indifferent. I would only hope that you would believe me and take everything I say as pure truth, but I know you will not empathize with what I'm about to tell you…
Continue reading ➞ You have to be charismatic to be a leader (Myth 1 out of 5 on leadership)
October is the month we students start to feel a little sad because we get back our marks from our assignments/tests we submitted in September... Or is it just me? It also prolly has something to do with the weather. *Disclaimer: The title of this post may be misleading to some - because you should know you won't graduate university…
Only 3 weeks into school and that commuter life already has me chilling in my cocoon of bedsheets every morning longer than I ever did last month. Being a commuter during the school year means having to depend on somebody else to get me to my 10am class and 5pm shifts - if that wasn't evident enough every time I tried…
Continue reading ➞ 8 Unwritten Rules of the TTC that should be written
I posted a short video a couple of weeks ago on my Instagram which probably confused y'all. Here's the full version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHPtG3y3MdQ&feature=youtu.be This past summer, I worked as a French teacher for around 20 Gr2/3 students. It was one of the most overwhelming and patience-testing experiences of my life, but boy is it true that…
