Just me

me, two seconds later:

season 1: 

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B2bpQu6DLVljMEJBNzVlZW5jOEk

season 2 I: 

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B2bpQu6DLVljLWVxeTJXSU0zY3M

season 2 II: 

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0BzcIYiB-tobsSXNXbXYteTZELW8

season 3:

With university starting up for me in just over a week, I’ve decided to make a list of ways to keep your inner little alive while in school, without being super obvious and making others uncomfortable.

🎒 Choose a cute backpack, or add some cute accessories to your bag

🍬 Bring cute snacks, like pocky or goldfish crackers, to snack on when you get hungry

🍼 Use a sippy-like water bottle

💊 Pack cute/patterned bandaids in case you get a booboo (and don’t forget any meds you have to take!)

📚 Decorate your school supplies with stickers!

🐻 Slip a small stuffie, blankie, or paci into your bag so you can use it when no one is around

🍓Pack yourself a cute (and nutritious) lunch to keep your belly full for a long day of studying

✏️ Use pretty pencils and colourful/glitter pens to take notes

🎶 Make a happy little space playlist that you can listen to

🎀 Pick accessories or a hairstyle that make you feel adorable

💧Take time off for yourself! It’s okay to cry if things get a little overwhelming

February 1st Fact #1

JOSEPHINE SILONE-YATES WAS BORN on Nov. 15, 1859, in New York. Her early education was attained in New York schools and the Institute of Colored Youth in Philadelphia. She graduated valedictorian of the Rogers High School class of 1877 in Newport, R.I. Yates attended the Rhode Island State Normal School in Providence and graduated in 1879. She later received a master’s degree from the National University of Illinois.

From 1879-1889, Yates was head of the department of natural science at Lincoln Institute (now Lincoln University). She was the first woman to be named a full professor at the institution.

She left Lincoln Institute to marry William Ward Yates in 1889. She served as president and treasurer of the National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs. Yates also served as president of the Missouri Association of Colored Women’s Clubs and was instrumental in establishing women’s clubs for African American women.

♡ louis brightening our lives with his laughter ♡