letter

I want to laugh more. I want to share happiness, but more importantly, I want to share the pieces of my mom that I always carry to the people in my life.

Researchers from the UC Berkeley Rejections Institute, or BRI, announced Thursday that they have developed an advanced prototype rejection letter.

Spending months and months stuck in my home with only the company of myself and my immediate family, I've had ample time to work on the person I am and gain a little more appreciation for my body and my mind.

There are two memories that contour the day my grandmother left. 

College has been a wild ride, and it's been made all the better because of you. Whether I met you during the first week of college or just this semester, know that I'm grateful for you.

My dearest beloved spicy mushroom noodles, I first met you at the tender age of a toddler, in the form of a simple and plain veggie broth noodle soup.

Here at the Clog, we encourage you to do one thing that makes you feel vulnerable every day. Here are some of our suggestions!

Don’t get us wrong, most days we truly appreciate the opportunities and inspiration you provide for us, but after these past 10, long and rainy weeks we can’t help but feel a little worn-out.

Our love has been a great one. Since the first day in March when you blessed us with your presence, you've brought many happy memories. But now, it's November. And it's time for us both to move one.

Mamma mia! Here the Clog goes again! My, my, how can you resist us?