I’m not big on social media. There is something about sharing yourself online that I’m not particularly fond of.  I don’t want to share my life online nor do I want to follow other people who excessively do so.

My friend recently put me on to the show Master of None.  I know I’m very late to the party as it aired over a year ago but I have to write about one episode in particular. While I find each episode relatable not just to me but most working millennials, episode 7 “Ladies and Gentleman” was one that really resonated with me.

A few months ago I listened to Vic Mensa’s EP There Is A lot Going On and felt almost excited about rap again. The rap I favor to listen is one that moves you. By moves you I do not mean dabbing or whatever else the kids are doing these days. But I mean rap that hits an emotional nerve. It’s the kind of rap that speaks on hardships or heartbreak, injustice and pain. Its brutal honesty strikes a chord even if it’s not personally relatable.

Since March I’ve been an Editorial Intern for Wonderland & Rollacoaster Magazine, and I have to share my experience thus far.

My web hosting service just recently charged me another year for csays.co. I knew it was coming because they sent me countless emails beforehand. But after receiving the email receipt I’ve been thinking about how I’ve dropped the ball with my blog. I started csays.co a whole year ago and the big plans I wanted to achieve within that year were not reached. Goals like design, writing posts OFTEN, promoting it on social media, getting the readership up, way up.