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What I Found in The Depths of the Internet

I work an office job. Luckily, that office job is in the marketing and promotions department, so I'm not constantly tied to my desk. BUT there are days that I spend, like, 6 hours in a row on my computer. Aside from poor posture, this also gives me the opportunity to search the web and waste time discovering cool things like recipes and home decor and new bands!!!

Usually when I find a new thing that I love, I annoy the crap out of my boyfriend or my iPhone group chat with details about said thing. So instead, why not plop them here?

Here are 5 things that I've found while I should've been working:

1. couchseats.com
This website is kind of like Pinterest - but for music. You can totally get lost in a deep, deep hole of clicking and listening. If you're a music lover this is absolutely going to be your best friend. It features endless videos of live music from super well-known artists like Dave Grohl and Ed Sheeran, to more indie musicians like We Are Twin. You'll find covers, radio interviews, clips from shows, and everything in between.

2. This...
I have no idea why I'm so obsessed with this weird fusion of Adventure Time and Alicia Keys, but I played it over and over again for like 4 days after I came across it on Tumblr. If nothing else, you'll get a giggle out of it.

3. 25 Ways to Wear a Scarf
This video is from 2011 and I remember coming across it on StumbleUpon.com once and being amazed. It's 4 minutes and 55 seconds of informative and super cool scarf tying and I'm into it.

4. How Animals Eat
Just click the link and laugh.

5. This very determined gentlemen on Kijiji
I check every once in a while to see if he's keeping it up. haha


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  1. I reached/read your article titled "IT HAPPENED TO ME: My Boyfriend Broke Up With Me And Got Engaged 5 Months Later" through a google search, a few minutes later I found myself here on your blog.
    I was shocked reading it, because you were describing my exact same break up story and in fine details, only difference is that I'm a man. The best part you wrote was how you described your feelings when you heard the news of the engagement, well written!
    I'm very curious what happened next to you, and I hope all's well, although I'm the same (never been happier) and the pain is gone, but there will always be emptiness inside, and a soft spot for ex in the heart

    I wish you the best.

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words! Cheers!

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