Author: Jessica Moy

ROOM. CLEANED.

It took me two full days but…MY ROOM IS FINALLY TIDY! FIRST SUMMER GOAL CROSSED OFF! YAHOO! 11. Completely clean my room, every nook and corner. Get rid of anything I do not use or wear. I didn’t realize how much GARBAGE, CLOTHES and PAPERS I had under my desk, in my closet, and under my bed. I had to use three full black garbage bags for my trash. Not to mention, boxes and boxes of clothes and toys i’m going to donate. It’s going to be a relief to wake up tomorrow to a nice, organized, well put together room! 🙂 BEFORE: YUCK! All the dust on my vanity desk. Not so cute. AFTER: Ahh, much better! How freaky is my McQueen book on the desk and in the mirror. Two different faces. Spooky. My closet was a WHOLE other room itself, but I cleared it out like a champ! No more losing perfumes (which was actually a problem). I found a bandana in my closet from when I was 10 or 11! I wore …

Victoria’s a Secret baseball fan…get it

How cute are these… I may consider becoming a b-ball fan now. What do you guys think? Smart move on Victoria’s Secret eh? Catering to the girl (like me) who has no idea what’s going on in the game, but at least she looks cute! 🙂 Want to see more adorable Jay’s apparel? Click HERE! V-neck Tee – $32.50 Baseball hat – $26.50 Baseball Tee – $39.50 (WANT THIS ONE THE MOST) Cropped pant – $44.50 Zip hoodie – $68.00

Engagement party and why you shouldn’t trust kimchi

Hey all! I know I’ve been M.I.A for the past few days, but after exams I needed a much deserved break! My boyfriend and I went to Keswick for the weekend where we permanently situated ourselves on the couch and watched The Game Show Network (Newlyweds Show and Family Feud mostly) while eating bottomless pits of Smart Food. In the middle of our couch potato laziness, we DID got up for two very important reasons 1) Attending our first engagement party. Kyle’s friends Matt and Mel are tying the knot! Did I mention they’re our age? TWENTY-ONE! It freaks me out! The thought of ’till death do us part at this age is crazy because…after marriage is babies…and saving up for their future…and having your own career…and buying a house…and insurance…and mortgages…AHH, ADULT RESPONSIBILITIES! The average age to get married in 2012 is 26-28, so you can understand why young adults like myself get freaked out when the thought of “I do” is SOO far in the future. I guess 21 isn’t TOO young, but I still think of myself and all of my …

Gregory Gorgeous: Traveling must haves and airport drama

Nothing excites me more than going on YouTube and finding Gregory Gorgeous has posted a new video! Love him! “Honestly, every time that seat belt sign DINGS on and they’re like, ‘go back to your seats there’s a little bit of turbulence,’ I brace myself for death, i’m like, we’re gonna go down, we’re probably gonna go down, are we over water right now? Because we’re probably gonna do down in the water and i’m gonna drown.” – Gregory Gorgeous

The only way we grow

“It’s one of those things that people say, you can’t move on until you let go of the past. Letting go is the easy part, it’s the moving on that’s painful. So sometimes we fight it, try and keep things the same. Things can’t stay the same though. At some point, you just have to let go. Move on. Because no matter how painful it is, it’s the only way we grow.” – Meredith Grey

Sixteen Saltines – Jack White

Oh Jack White…you  crazy, yet brilliant man you. F.Y.I. – this video is every parents nightmare. She’s got stickers on her locker  And the boy’s number’s there in magic marker  I’m hungry and the hunger will linger  I eat sixteen saltine crackers then I lick my fingers Sixteen Saltines – Jack White

Toronto ABA hair show

These aren’t the best quality photos, but they’re the best I can find! It’s me wearing a MASSIVE wig at the Toronto ABA hair show (people surprisingly thought this was my real hair). The man in the back is hair stylist Jake Thompson, an award winning avant garde hair stylist who cut the wig on stage. Such an amazing talent! What do you guys think?

STRIPPING TO PAY FOR SCHOOL

One would likely categorize a stripper as, “those girls” in rap videos who are drug addicted high school drop-outs who give up their bodies to 40-something year old men to make a few thousand a night. For those of you who see strippers in that perspective, it’s because that’s how the media portrays them. Let me be the first to tell you, it’s not true in the slightest. Would it surprise you if I said most girls who work in strip clubs are currently attending respected universities or own a business on the side? Talking with *Nicole, a young woman who is bright, friendly, and currently finishing up her post-secondary education – you would never guess she dances on a stage to pay for her living expenses, textbooks, and food. To understand why she strips, one has to understand her life story. Nicole grew up with a “hippy” mother who painted, walked in the nude, and dabbled in tarot card readings. As a young girl, she was always told to be comfortable in her body and take pride in who she is. Bringing me back to …