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I am from the Bay Area, currently a Masters of International Marketing student studying in London. My interests include: graphic design, marketing, print publications, technology, fashion, event planning, EDM music, and reading.

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Embrace the UK’s digital revolution or be swept aside
By Jonnie Goodwin, telegraph.co.uk
New entrepreneurs and disruptive businesses are the future of our economy, writes Jonnie Goodwin, founder of Lepe Partners.Last week, David Cameron visited New York on a state visit to promote British entrepreneurs. Supported by the GREA…

Embrace the UK’s digital revolution or be swept aside
By Jonnie Goodwin, telegraph.co.uk

New entrepreneurs and disruptive businesses are the future of our economy, writes Jonnie Goodwin, founder of Lepe Partners.
Last week, David Cameron visited New York on a state visit to promote British entrepreneurs. Supported by the GREA…

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buzzfeedfood:

What? You’d like a million of them, you say? Right this way for the full instructions.

Ooooh! Must try this. Hopefully they come out looking just as pretty and uniformed haha

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zarifadam:

Hanuol (Kim Ji-Hyuck)

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We are the generation of nostalgia. We grew up in the age of transition. From hand-written letters to electronic mails. From film to digital. We were fascinated by new things, neglecting the way we spend our afternoons. Cupcakes and tea. Play-Doh and Polly Pockets. Young and naive. Technology completely changed the way we waited and we grew up too fast. The simple things in life seems more meaningful now. We grew up in the age of transition and have become the generation of nostalgia.

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Exactly!

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always relevant

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mybuttisaurus:

i-justreally-like-cats-okay:

Calming CAT!

oh my god it is calming

i think we could all use some calming cat right about now.

woah how does it do that

Calming cat is calming.

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wreckingballheart:

London, England setlist (5/22/13) Acoustic show

Globes and Maps
The Mixed Tape
I Want To Save You
Holiday From Real
My Racing Thoughts
Watch The Sky
Synesthesia
Swim
Dark Blue
Punk Rock Princess
The Resolution
Rescued
Straw Dog
Learn To Dance
I Woke Up In A Car
Bruised
Konstantine
La La Lie

Last night I went to my first concert experience in London and had the amazing opportunity to see Andrew McMahon (from Something Corporate/Jack’s Mannequin). Anybody who is close to me knows I have a deep love and passion for music concerts and festivals of any sort. I go to so many a year and won’t mind spending money on musicians I truly connect with because that experience of listening to live music in a venue full of people who all share the same passion can’t be replicated. It has been a while since I listened to any kind of emo punk rock, but after hearing Andrew McMahon serenade the crowd with his acoustic show, it brought me back to almost 10 years ago (OMG, has it really been that long?!) when I was in high school. This genre of music will always resonate with me and remind me of a time of young/naive love and, of course, awkward teenage years.

Overall, amazing show & now I can’t get Punk Rock Princess out of my head!