Day 53: I can, indeed, power-watch TV shows.

This used to be something that I absolutely hated doing/didn't have the attention span to do, but I'm quickly finding out that if you give me a week of total and complete freedom before a summer of internship/job-related things, I'll spend it watching episode after episode of Arrested Development.

Being productive? Leaving my house and doing things?

Sounds about right.

Lesson learned: I can, indeed, power-watch TV shows.

Day 52: Sisters make the best of friends.

I may have been away this whole year and my baby sister may be growing up and heading off on her own (very separate) way next year, but she'll always be my first — and best — friend.

Yes, it's cheesy. Yes, I mean every word of it.

Love you to the moon and back, Shannon.

Lesson learned: sisters make the best of friends.

Day 51: It can be cool to have a roommate who likes country.

To be honest, it's not often that I like it when my roommate decides we should listen to all country, all night. But 1) Hunter Hayes is adorable, and 2) Hunter Hayes is adorable.

How precious is this song/him?

Thanks for the song suggestion, Maria!

Lesson learned: it can be cool to have a roommate who likes country.

Day 50: Writing rejection letters is rough.

But honestly, if you can avoid ever having to write rejection letters in your lifetime, I would highly suggest doing so. 

On the bright side, all the columnist applications that I read this week for MOVE had me laughing my ass off. I get to work with some pretty awesomely witty people as a part of my job, and I dig it.

Also, on a completely unrelated note, I'm stoked because The Neighbourhood is finally playing a show in Arizona while I'm home. I may have to drive two hours to see them, but they're worth it.

Enjoy this acoustic perfection.

Lesson learned: writing rejection letters is rough.

Day 49: Sometimes you can fix your phone by dropping it.

I wouldn't suggest that the average person go around dropping phones, but idk it worked for me.

That is all.

Lesson learned: sometimes you can fix your phone by dropping it.