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Twenty-eight has been a great year! At the start of this age, the CDC announced that the pandemic was officially over. After two-ish years of quarantine and lockdown, everything was finally opened back up again — no masks needed! This automatically made it a better year than the prior. I made a point to get myself
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Following the 2021 re-recordings of “Fearless” and “Red”, this year brought us “Speak Now” and “1989.” And sandwiched in between that was the original release of “Midnights” in 2022, not to mention a worldwide tour through all of that. The woman never rests! “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)” came out this past July. It’s the re-recording
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Taylor Swift has become a modern-day mythological figure with her own lore (I’d say “folklore,” but that would be too on-the-nose.) Her romantic life is a storyline that plays out like a movie. As someone who was formerly obsessed with her and paid very close attention to her life – her song lyrics, interviews, etc.
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This is the year of Ed Sheeran – two album releases in 2023! After “Subtract” was released this past spring, we were graced with another album this past September called “Autumn Variations.” What makes this particular album so special? This is the first album released through Ed Sheeran’s own record label called “Gingerbread Man Records.”
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The quarantine and social distancing taught me how much I actually value human connection. The pandemic has changed us all. For me, it sincerely showed me that I am a social being. All humans are social beings. That was what my sociology professor said to us on the first day of class: human beings are social beings.
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We are constantly changing. It’s important to look back and identify how much you’ve grown. Nothing ever stays the same. Sometimes it’s easy to forget that. The days are long and drawn out. It makes you feel like you’re frozen in time forever. Looking ahead, all you can think about is how much further there
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Learning about different languages has opened up a portal to a much more deeper understanding of the world. When I was a kid, I didn’t really understand the magic of languages. I thought, the whole world should speak one language, and that way we could all understand each other without any barriers getting in the
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It’s always sad when a coworker who you were good friends with leaves. This past week I said goodbye to Mel, my coworker who left to move to another state. Her and I started this job at the same time together, one year ago. Most of us who work with her, thirteen of us, went
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Last weekend I got to meet my very first nephew, my brother and sis-in law’s baby boy named Marco. It was absolutely surreal! He is less than a month old. I drove to NY the day before so that I could fly over to Chicago with my dad and sister. I can’t fly alone because







