Summer's here, and it looks like it's going to stay for a while in all it's hot, humid glory.
The bell rang to signal lunch break, and the students jumped off gleefully from the desks they had been stuck to for four hours.
When you've been following too many Victoria's Secret angels on Instagram, it can make you feel slightly – disproportioned, let's say.
There's this corner on a page of my book that's bent and creased so badly it doesn't look like it fits in with the rest of it.
Winter is undeniably here, and snowman emojis have taken over my Instagram feed. Sweaters are taken out from deep inside closets...
British YouTuber, blogger and internet personality Zoe Sugg, better known as “Zoella”, released her second novel recently. Titled “Girl Online: On Tour”, this is a sequel to her debut novel from last year, “Girl Online.”
The realization settled in her mind slowly, like dust blinking golden in shafts of sunlight streaming in through half-open/half-closed curtains before gently finding their place on wooden table tops and untouched books.
If you grew up with siblings, you'll know that fights and tantrums were as much a part of your daily routine as having lunch and dinner.
Summer's here, and it looks like it's going to stay for a while in all it's hot, humid glory.
The bell rang to signal lunch break, and the students jumped off gleefully from the desks they had been stuck to for four hours.
When you've been following too many Victoria's Secret angels on Instagram, it can make you feel slightly – disproportioned, let's say.
There's this corner on a page of my book that's bent and creased so badly it doesn't look like it fits in with the rest of it.
Winter is undeniably here, and snowman emojis have taken over my Instagram feed. Sweaters are taken out from deep inside closets...
British YouTuber, blogger and internet personality Zoe Sugg, better known as “Zoella”, released her second novel recently. Titled “Girl Online: On Tour”, this is a sequel to her debut novel from last year, “Girl Online.”
The realization settled in her mind slowly, like dust blinking golden in shafts of sunlight streaming in through half-open/half-closed curtains before gently finding their place on wooden table tops and untouched books.
They say that teaching is a noble profession. Teachers guide and shape the minds that will one day be in control of the future.
If you grew up with siblings, you'll know that fights and tantrums were as much a part of your daily routine as having lunch and dinner.
Rickshaws have been my number one mode of transportation for as long as I can remember. These three-wheeled, surprisingly sturdy vehicles have been my ride to all sorts of events, in all sort of weather and other conditions. Regular rickshaw commuters will agree with me, when I say that there are certain types of rickshaw rides everyone encounters.