The Accidental Bitch
Monday, January 11
Why do New Yorkers RUN when they get off the train?
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I always heard that New York City ran at a different pace than most. I fought it in high school and in college, when I didn't live there...
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Wednesday, October 29
When I grow up, I want to do something. Anything.
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The doors of the subway car open and I give up the pole's stability, shouldering my heavy messenger bag. I cut around someone to ensure ...
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Thursday, September 18
Another addiction for me
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I used to have a reason to stay up until dawn: a deadline, a late wrap on the film set, weekend partying. I would see the tinge of blue dil...
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Wednesday, September 17
Moving to New York
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Since quitting the awful job, I have: - Moved into an apartment in Manhattan - Gone to Ikea three times - Started an internship at a film pr...
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Thursday, August 14
The impending relief of quitting
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Last week, I quit a job for the first time. It was a wrenching experience - I'm not really the quitting type. I'm the type who stic...
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Thursday, July 17
No more avoiding
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I definitely avoid telling people what's new with the boyfriend. Not just on the blog; people I know. It took me over two weeks to tel...
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Thursday, July 10
Love letter **
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Dear Blog, I miss you. I just realized I miss you. The past few weeks I've been thinking about you a lot. This may sound weird consid...
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Sunday, March 30
Finding a cookie-cutter (home)
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The past two weeks, I've been visiting my dad on spring break. My dad lives in Chapel Hill, which is a University town. There are a lo...
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Monday, March 24
Don't work for "the man" (even if you like his shows)
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With graduation approaching, I've been spending more time than ever searching for a job. I'm pretty savvy at finding jobsites and l...
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Sunday, March 23
Procrastinating on one thing by getting down to work on another
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Tonight I was reading a website about time management as a way of procrastinating. I think that might be the equivalent of what hundreds of ...
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