you could diy a little snapchat ghost awwwwwwwwwwww
pic of the week!!
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Sunday, October 18, 2015
What Do Guys Think of You?
Guys Think You're: Mysterious
You're private, so guys who like you can't tell enough about you to know what to say. If you like him, help him! Mention something you have in common: "I hear you like fly-fishing. My dad and I just went." Don’t know him well? Bring up a current event. Hey, even a smile can show him you'd like to talk.
i dont know about mysterious lml :p >-< :P :P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P:P
What's Your Perfect Nail Polish Color?
Your Perfect Polish Color Is Nude!
You’re not huge on crazy trends, and like to keep your makeup look natural. Nude looks polished and pretty, but still low-key. Plus it requires less upkeep, since it’s harder to tell when you get chips!
that is sooooo me lol it's not even funny
Which Disney Prince Would Be Your Perfect Prom Date?
If high school were a Disney movie, Beast from Beauty and the Beast would be your perfect prom date!
You like guys who are tough and mysterious, but also have a soft side once you get to know them. While he might not fawn over you or ask you to prom in front of the whole school, Beast's more subtle approach and standoffish front will make it all the more special when he grabs your hand on the way inside the dance or kisses your forehead at the end of a slow dance. And forget the name, Beast has some killer dance moves, and this guy sure can clean up nice!
i thought it was going to be Aladdin :( but i love beast <3
The Career Quiz: How Will You Land Your Dream Job?
ekkk i just took the quiz!!!!!!
You'll Land Your Dream Job By Blogging!
A personal blog and website might be where your future leads you! Use your free time to really develop and create your personal blog and brand. Since you love technology, make sure you are up to date on all of the popular technology blogs and always one step ahead of all of your friends. To land your dream job, create a blog based on a theme that’s important to you and update it constantly. A well-developed blog is going to be very impressive to your future employers! Be sure to join tech organizations like Girls in Tech girlsintech. Network to meet others who have similar interests.
this is sooooooo true i'll do more daily quizzes
Yesterday's Shopping Trip ekkkkkkk!!!!
ok i'm soo happy! we went to Aurora Farms Outlet and i went to Claire's, Aeropostale,and The north face it was soo fun!
i got most of my stuff from Aeropostale and ^ those are from claires im in love with my skater skirt!!!!
before i opened my bundles of joy ! \(^o^)/
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
These 8 Apps Will Make You The Most Efficient Student Ever
Now that it’s September and back-to-school season is really in full swing (as in, in a classroom, right now) we’re turning our attention not only to the super fun beginning of the school year stuff but also, you know, that whole learning thing. Since we’re all basically attached to our phones and other devices, we wanted to know how to make the most of them for class, homework, and anything else academic that comes our way. Luckily, Lifehack rounded up eight of the best apps to (down)load up on before the bell rings.
1. Evernote Your very best note-taking companion, Evernote is especially helpful because you can sync it with every last one of your devices. You can also use it to collect articles, recipes, and links from online and the app will even create presentations straight from your notes.
2. Scrivener Working on a super long paper or research project? Scrivener is your new best friend. You can see side-by-side drafts for comparison, use the virtual corkboard to layout your outline, and even switch into scriptwriting mode (for all you film students out there).
3. Wikipanion Look, we all know that Wikipedia is not a source to use for research papers. But, sometimes you just gotta know some facts — and the best articles provide citations that you actually can use. So use Wikipanion to make Wikipedia even more easily searchable from your devices.
4. Mailbox Let's be real: we're all on a million and one email lists and there's no sign of that number decreasing. Luckily Mailbox will help you streamline your inbox with just a few swipes and taps of a finger. You can arrange mail into to-do lists and even put them emails on hold until they're actually relevant. Inbox zero, here you come.
5. LastPass Never forget a password again
6. Pocket Never have enough time to read everything you want online? Save links and articles for later with Pocket — you can even read them when you're not connected to the internet, aka perfect for your commute home
7. Drafts For those of us that love a clean sheet of paper, Drafts is the digital equivalent. You can just open it up and start writing each time, no need to open a new document. Plus, it utilizes the all-important auto-save, so each precious thought stays right where it should be.
8. Lynda This one might be a little pricey ($30/month) but trust us when we say it’s money well-spent. The site offers video tutorials on just about anything — including things like Photoshop, web design, and HTML. So if you’ve been wanting to learn to code, but there’s not a class that fits into your busy schedule, sign up for Lynda and learn on your own!
Credits:Teen Vogue
1. Evernote Your very best note-taking companion, Evernote is especially helpful because you can sync it with every last one of your devices. You can also use it to collect articles, recipes, and links from online and the app will even create presentations straight from your notes.
2. Scrivener Working on a super long paper or research project? Scrivener is your new best friend. You can see side-by-side drafts for comparison, use the virtual corkboard to layout your outline, and even switch into scriptwriting mode (for all you film students out there).
3. Wikipanion Look, we all know that Wikipedia is not a source to use for research papers. But, sometimes you just gotta know some facts — and the best articles provide citations that you actually can use. So use Wikipanion to make Wikipedia even more easily searchable from your devices.
4. Mailbox Let's be real: we're all on a million and one email lists and there's no sign of that number decreasing. Luckily Mailbox will help you streamline your inbox with just a few swipes and taps of a finger. You can arrange mail into to-do lists and even put them emails on hold until they're actually relevant. Inbox zero, here you come.
5. LastPass Never forget a password again
6. Pocket Never have enough time to read everything you want online? Save links and articles for later with Pocket — you can even read them when you're not connected to the internet, aka perfect for your commute home
7. Drafts For those of us that love a clean sheet of paper, Drafts is the digital equivalent. You can just open it up and start writing each time, no need to open a new document. Plus, it utilizes the all-important auto-save, so each precious thought stays right where it should be.
8. Lynda This one might be a little pricey ($30/month) but trust us when we say it’s money well-spent. The site offers video tutorials on just about anything — including things like Photoshop, web design, and HTML. So if you’ve been wanting to learn to code, but there’s not a class that fits into your busy schedule, sign up for Lynda and learn on your own!
Credits:Teen Vogue
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