I wanted to start exercising this spring. When I was researching gyms to possibly join in Columbus, I stumbled upon ClassPass. I'd seen their Facebook Ads and wanted to learn more about them. The trial offer was a good deal and I was excited about the idea of trying new studios to consider joining. From April… Continue reading ClassPass
Picture from YelpI went to Cuts Off High for the first time in January and it was a great but very unique experience. I needed a hair cut so I searched on Yelp for the best hair cuts in Columbus. This place was one of the top picks. Out of 41 reviews, he has almost 5… Continue reading Cuts Off High review
My top 5 songs right now:7 Years by Lukas GrahamThis is one of those songs where I listened to it on repeat probably 5 times in my car. I heard it at the bowling alley, of all places. It caught my attention because of how soulful it sounded and because I thought it was Andy… Continue reading Currently Listening To
I wrote about my experience with twenty one pilot’s album “Vessel” when I first heard it and now I want to share my thoughts on their new album “BlurryFace.”All throughout April, I was excited about the songs that were being slowly released. First, it was “Fairly Local” which I liked and thought was pretty different than… Continue reading Thougths on BlurryFace
Waiting outside On Friday, Emily and I went to the Newport to see the New Politics concert. I was really excited because I'd seen New Politics in February with Monica and they put on such a great show. I think of them more as entertainers than musicians.The concert started with SomeKindaWonderful, which was a cool band… Continue reading New Politics concert
Book ReviewPaper Towns by John Green Paper Towns is your typical John Green book with quirky characters such as a wild yet misunderstood girl and a lovable male protagonist. The book is so similar to Green's other book Looking for Alaska in the sense that both focus on a boy trying to find the crazy girl that he… Continue reading Paper Towns Book Review
Little Opera gets Big CrowdThe DenisonianFebruary 4, 2014Arts and LifeBy Debbie Gillum, News Editor EmeritusOpera singing pirates happily pillaged and plundered Denison’s theatre this weekend. The Singer’s Theatre Workshop performed Gilbert and Sullivan’s “The Pirates of Penzance” on Jan. 31 and Feb 1. at 8 p.m. in Burke Recital Hal. It was an operetta which… Continue reading Little opera gets big crowd
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