February 27, 2019
How Do You Know if You’re in Love?
A flush as red as roses paints itself wide across your cheeks. Nervous giggles force themselves through your smile as your lungs beg for oxygen.
That’s love.
… Right?
Category: Advice
February 25, 2019
Elizabeth Tabler’s “No Thank You” Bite
Elizabeth Tabler of Before We Go Blog delights us with her passion fueled by her “inner goat.”
February 22, 2019
Five Things Love She Travels has Learned From Traveling Solo
Bec, the travel blogger and editor of Love She Travels, details what she’s learned from her experiences navigating the globe all on her own.
February 18, 2019
How to Write Engaging Content
Whether you’re a journalist or a creative writer, a die-hard film junkie or a scientist, blogging is one of the most effective ways to get your voice out and into the World Wide Web.
It’s one thing to blog, but writing posts that actually engage readers is taking on a whole other beast. You could promote the everloving hell out of your content, but if readers can’t understand or identify with your sentiment, all of your hard work suddenly becomes preaching to deaf ears.
February 14, 2019
Homeschooler “Leaves the House for the First Time” and Meets the Love of her Life
The following is a short essay written in Dec 2018 detailing the night I met my partner, XtaSeay.
February 5, 2019
Date Ideas When You’re Broke AF
Chin up, buttercups. Feb 14 may be right around the corner, but that doesn’t mean you have to start busting open old piggy banks in order to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
February 3, 2019
A Night Owl’s Guide to Staying Up All Night
Sleep disorders are a global epidemic, but they aren’t always the culprit behind why you might have trouble catching winks night after night.
January 28, 2019
The Burgundy Zine Issue #1: More Money, First Issues
By: burgundy bug
Burgundy Zine Issue #1: More Money, First Issues
January 7, 2019
What to Expect During an Endoscopy
An Upper Endoscopy, also referred to as an EGD, is a common medical procedure in which a small camera and light (known as an endoscope) are used to take a look at the upper gastrointestinal tract – your esophagus, stomach, as well as your small intestine.