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About four years ago, I saw Demi Lovato live for the first time (on her own headlining tour). It was the Neon Lights Tour and it was fantastic. I even wrote a review for it. And, for a time, this show was one of the highlights of my life (one of— I’m not that crazy).
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In a world where you can Tweet your favorite celebrity and they’ll reply, there is no higher aspiration for the average fan than the meet and greet. Meet and greets— for singers anyway— occur backstage before a concert. They allow you a brief amount of time to say hello to your idol and get your
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It’s been a while since I hit you with a blast from the past. Usually I talk about things I used to like (books, music, etc.), but today I’m going to do something a little different. I’ve wanted to be a writer ever since I found out that was something you could do for a
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As much as I hated my entire public school experience, I loved college. I loved the classroom environment and I loved talking about books and writing all the time. I was a creative writing major, but I took a lot of literature classes as well. Obviously, I had a lot of assigned reading. Most of
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If you’ve learned anything about me over these last seven months, it’s that I’ve always loved books. Well, there’s something else I’ve loved just as long: music. Alas, aside from a brief year of piano lessons and half a semester of saxophone class, I have no skill for it. Regardless, music has always meant the
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As I’ve gotten older and my tastes have changed, TV shows of all variety have held the exclusive title of my Favorite Program. From cartoons to live action, from children’s to adult programming, at every point in my life there was one show or another at the center of it. Today I am going to
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I’m beginning to wonder if there’s such a thing as a bad month for music. Once again, September was filled with great music releases. I’m going to hold off talking about Tell Me You Love Me by Demi Lovato, Wonderful Wonderful by The Killers, and Now by Shania Twain because I plan on doing full
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It’s Friday again and we’re taking this topic back even farther. I’ve talked about books that stuck with me from middle and high school. Now it’s time for elementary school. A couple of these were assigned reading, but many weren’t. My only stipulation is that I can’t include Harry Potter for obvious reasons. So, let’s
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One thing that’s always been apparent, teenage girls have the tendency to glom onto certain actors for extended periods of time. This is by no means a bad thing, but it is a phenomenon that seems to cross most cultures. I, of course, was no exception. For the sake of simplicity, “actors” in this post
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A few of you may remember, but about a month or so ago I did a post like this for books I read in high school. However, that excluded a few books that have actually stuck with me for longer. Because yes, I was also a nerd in middle school. I just pretended not to
Strange Storyteller 