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The 'broken' feeling of a breakup
The ‘broken’ feeling of a breakup
Broken.
That feeling of being broken sucks. I remember when I was in high school, I was dating this girl and it was great when we were together. I wanted to be around her all the time. We made each other laugh and made each other think. It was the perfect high school romance story.
But one day, it just ended.
She came up to me after school and told me that we couldn’t see each other anymore. I…
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Who is the greatest of all time? #NBA
Who is the greatest of all time? #NBA
As basketball fans, we like to compare the greatest players of all time.
“Who is the greatest big man to ever play?”
“Who is the better point guard?”
“Who is the better shooter?”
I’m not sure why we do. Maybe it is because of the tribe mentality, where we want someone from our team to be the best or someone from our generation to be the greatest to ever play. We just want our tribe to win.
For…
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A funny story about my graduation ceremony
A funny story about my graduation ceremony
If you read my story about me lying about my grades, then you know that I wasn’t a very good student back in high school. I hated school so much back then and skipped classes every chance I got. And because I did, I failed a lot of classes and didn’t actually have enough credits to graduate when I was at my graduation ceremony.
But I didn’t know that. Finals were three weeks away, and I thought I…
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A story about my dad's archaic van
A story about my dad’s archaic van
When I was young, my dad had this old, brown van that he loved. He adored that vehicle, even though it was horrible. It was old and dirty, and it burned up gas. There were probably a bunch of other problems with it, too. But, for the longest time, he would not get a new car. He drove that old, archaic thing everywhere.
We went on road trips with it, went camping with it, and went around the city…
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That one time I lied and felt really guilty
That one time I lied and felt really guilty
Have you ever lied? Of course, you have. We all do because we are all humans, and as humans, we are not perfect. Like at all.
I know for a fact that I have lied. Matter of fact, I have lied more times than my age (and I’ve lived for more than three decades!) But for the majority of my lies, they didn’t make feel guilty. They were just little lies or lies that were so obvious that it was…
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You need to watch ‘Stranger Things’ right now!
You need to watch ‘Stranger Things’ right now!
So, I spent that last couple nights binging the Netflix series “Stranger Things” (I know I am a little late getting to it, but it is better to be late and then never watching it at all), and this show is amazing! I haven’t been captivated by a show like this in a while. It’s soooo good!
If you don’t know what this show is, it is a new sci-fi series on Netflix that explores parallel universes,…
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Book Summary: Doctor Strange Annual #1
Book Summary: Doctor Strange Annual #1
(May contain spoilers)
So, I just finished reading Doctor Strange Annual #1. It was my first time reading an Annual issue, so I really didn’t know what to expect. But after I was done, I was not that satisfied with the main story (or with the graphics). It just didn’t intrigue me like many of the others books I have read. However, the second story (or extra story… I really don’t know the term. If…
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Flames
It was a cold, chilly night at the campsite and the fire pit was flickering with beautiful flames. As we sat there, high on marijuana and marshmallows, staring at the flames and the stars in the sky, one of my friends started to tell a horror story.
He said that there was once a man who became leader of a nation by instilling fear and anger in the population. This man told lies about how people…
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Relish
I was 10, maybe 11, and my aunt, who was visiting for the month, had just taken me and her two kids to the spray park at the botanical gardens. As we stood there, drenched in water, waiting for my dad to come pick us up, my aunt asked us if we were hungry. All three of us said yes, so she asked us what we wanted for dinner.
My younger cousin suggested hot dogs. My aunt thought about it for minute…
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Confusing Social Concepts: Feminism
Confusing Social Concepts: Feminism
Admit or not, feminists have a bad rep. They tend to be seen as crazy women who want to kill masculinity, and will scream and bark false facts at all those who oppose them or deny their equal rights. But this is simply not true. Not all feminists are loud, scary, and evil, and I’m willing to bet that there are more nice feminists than there are mean ones.
However, this post isn’t about the…
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Confusing Social Concepts: White Privilege
Confusing Social Concepts: White Privilege
Society is such a complex thing. There are so many factors that go into social issues, and many times these factors are not discussed. Journalists and social commentators tend to throw terms (concepts) around to try to explain issues, but often times, viewers don’t know what the terms mean. As well, some of these same people don’t explore the terms deeply, while some misconstrue the terms so that…
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If you haven’t read part one of my travel blog yet, I suggest you do that before continuing on with this one.
As part of my trip, I also got to visit Eastern Canada. It wasn’t my first time there, but it was the first time that I really got to explore the cities, and definitely the first time that I really got to experience the culture of Eastern Canada. Now, some of you may think that I was just imagining it and that all of Canada is the same. However, it isn’t. The culture in the parts that I spent the most time in (Montreal, Quebec City, Ottawa, and Toronto) were very different than Western Canada. It seemed like they appreciated art and culture there more than in Alberta (where I am from). And it also seemed like it was much more multicultural there too.
All in all, Eastern Canada was really awesome. There was art plastered everywhere, and music and performances at every corner. Montreal and Quebec City were like small European towns, and I seriously have never experienced anything like it. And Ottawa had this super cool light show at the Parliament Building, where it taught about Canadian history.
It was amazing and I hope I can go back soon!
Here are some snapshots I took:
Montreal
Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto and Niagara Falls
Quebec City
Ottawa
Have you ever been to Eastern Canada? What do you like most about it?
Travel Blog: Eastern Canada If you haven’t read part one of my travel blog yet, I suggest you do that before continuing on with this one.
So, I just got back from a family trip to Florida and, wow, it was beautiful there. It was my first time in the state and I loved it. The weather was great (well minus the few hours that it rained and the at times unbearable heat), the scenery was amazing, and the people (to my surprise) were really, really nice. Everything was awesome!
But my favorite part of the trip would have to be the beaches. The water was super warm and the waves were super fun to play in. I just wanted to stay all day in that gigantic pool!
The worst part for me would have to be the rain and the excruciating heat at times. Let me tell you, when it rains in Florida, it rains. Like, it is kind of scary at times how heavy the rain is there. But the good thing about it is that it only lasts for a couple hours tops, and then you can get back out there to the beach or swimming pool, which is necessary because it can get so hot. And humid. Which gets really annoying after a while.
But overall, I loved it there. I also went to Eastern Canada, but I’ll talk about that in a separate blog.
So, here are some photos I took on my trip. A lot of them are panoramic, because I don’t know, I was just really into panning, so hope you don’t mind:
Clearwater, FL:
South Beach and Cocoa Beach Pier:
Have you ever been to Florida? What’s your favorite thing about it? Let me know in the comments.
Travel blog: Florida So, I just got back from a family trip to Florida and, wow, it was beautiful there.
Book Review: ‘What Would Buddha Do?’ by Franz Metcalf
Book Review: ‘What Would Buddha Do?’ by Franz Metcalf
Over the past month, I had been blogging about the things you should do if you wanted to be a Buddhist in a series called “How to be Buddhist.” To me, it is a good starter plan for those of you who are new to the religion, or are mulling the idea of learning about Buddhism or becoming a Buddhist. However, if you found that the series didn’t explain anything or provide you with the answers to your…
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Book Review: ‘What Would Buddha Do?’ by Franz Metcalf
Book Review: ‘What Would Buddha Do?’ by Franz Metcalf
Over the past month, I had been blogging about the things you should do if you wanted to be a Buddhist in a series called “How to be Buddhist.” To me, it is a good starter plan for those of you who are new to the religion, or are mulling the idea of learning about Buddhism or becoming a Buddhist. However, if you found that the series didn’t explain anything or provide you with the answers to your…
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Here’s what discomfort can do for you
Here’s what discomfort can do for you
Travelling is such a great form of education. And I’m not talking about learning about foreign cultures or people. Rather, I’m talking about what you can learn about yourself. (more…)
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Did You Know? How to be Buddhist Part 4
Did You Know? How to be Buddhist Part 4
For the previous parts of “How to be Buddhist,” I talked (briefly) about Buddha’s story, the 5 Buddhist precepts, and the Buddhist’s text “The Dhammapada.” For part 4, I will talk about Buddhist communities and why you should join one. (more…)
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