By Zeydi Guerra
I have a mix of different aesthetics. I’m one of those who have no exact style when it comes to what I wear, especially because I can never make up my mind for what I want to wear. So, today’s outfit was inspired by the Tumbler grunge aesthetic. It’s one of my favorites, not only because of the music scene, but because I love the style. How did I do?
The actual fit was a black tank, flannel shirt, wide-legged pants. And it obviously wouldn’t be something without the Docs!!! Am I giving I listen to The 1975?? For those who don’t know, The 1975 is my second favorite band. I LOVE THEM ONLY A LITTLE LESS THAN I LOVE THE STROKES, BUT THEY’RE STILL AMAZING.
Now lets talk breakfast! On the menu today was delicious waffles, THE EGGS MY FAVORITE PART, and some turkey bacon plus a muffin!
Only problem is, there was no coffee…I am definitely really reliant on coffee, it gives me the energy people know and love me for. The machine was broken and I almost cried on the food line…I ended up getting some sort of headache because of no coffee. So I basically embody the cliche that I am the person that cannot live without coffee. But moving on, today was a pretty standard day.
New headline: Overworked (not actually) high school students try real world hours…
WE WERE NOT ACTUALLY OVERWORKED BUT THE AMOUNT OF TIME WE SPENT EDITING AND WRITING WAS SO MUCH…(standard time, I’m exaggerating)
Moving on to lunch time!!! After all that work, we got to sit down, eat and then prepare to go back to our second home, the newsroom. During lunch, I saw some random guy with a Korn shirt, and decided I had to be his friend. Another thing about me, I’m one of those people who love others who share the same interest as me! I live for it actually.
After lunch, WE FINALLY MET THE INFAMOUS BILL BLEYER. The man who’s comments made me throw my phone but at the same time made my writing a lot better than before. He’s definitely a lot more sweeter in person than on email. On email, you feel as if he’s bashing everything you do and just overall sounds very mad at you, versus in person, he’s so kind and really interesting to talk to.
Had to add a the strokes reference. IFYKYK!
Lastly, we had the privilege of attending the Stony Brook Film Festival. The film playing was Heart of Stone, which is about two statues. Well, to be more specific, one is a woman who dresses like a statue and the other actually IS a statue. The actual girl is in love with the statue and sees her as her muse. It is some of the best scenes I’ve ever seen.
And now…I PRESENT PHOTO RECAPS!!
