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My name is Tracy. I am a Jersey girl at heart, but currently reside in Dallas, TX.
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Welcome to Your Quarterlife Crisis
Imagine a day in the life of a couple you probably know. He’s 27 years old, and she’s 26. They wake up beside each other in his downtown bachelor apartment and have sex that neither of them particularly enjoys. They’ve been sort-of dating for a while now, but they’re not willing to commit to each other: he likes her, but doesn’t know if he always will. She can’t decide if she likes him more or less than the other two guys she’s sleeping with. He bikes to work at an advertising agency, where he uses his master’s in English to proofread ad copy, and spends several hours reading music blogs and watching movie trailers, periodically Twittering updates about his workday to his 74 followers. He doesn’t really hate his job, but feels as if his skin is crawling with vermin most of the time that he’s there, so he has a plan to move to Thailand, or to maybe write a book. Or go to law school. At her government job, she instant messages her friends and mostly ignores the report she’s drafting because she’s planning on quitting anyway — and has been planning to quit for about a year now. She spends her lunch hour buying boots that cost slightly more than her rent, then immediately regrets it. He listlessly works through lunch, then goes to the bar after work to meet up with some university friends, where they talk about their jobs and make ironic jokes about other people. Back at home, he wonders why he feels so gross and empty after spending time with them, but it’s mostly better than being alone. She walks to the house that she shares with three friends and spends a few more hours on celebrity gossip websites, then clicking through the Facebook photos of girls she knew in high school posing with their husbands and babies, simultaneously judging them and feeling a deep pit of jealousy, and a strange kind of loss. “When did this happen for them?” she wonders. They both eventually fall asleep, late and alone, each of them wondering what it is that’s wrong with them that they can’t quite seem to understand. This is a good read found by my good friend Jess. 7 months ago 2 notes crisis funny article quarterlife crisis
Honest Scrap Award.
My co-worker/friend/fellow blogger, Brittany, posted this earlier this week and I just happened to come across it. I never do these things, but it’s a Friday night and I staying in because I am completely wiped out from this week, so I am giving it a whirl. The rules are:
My list: 1. I am an only child and have a very small family. I don’t think I could ever live too far away from my parents. They moved to Corinth in 2005 and it was more than a coincidence when the agency I work for opened an office in Dallas less than a year later. 2. I tell people I am Italian, which is true, but I am also 1/4 Mexican (on my mom’s side). 3. I am a HUGE bargain hunter. I hate paying full price for things and will drive all over town to find a good deal. 4. I can’t handle hard alcohol. The thought of drinking vodka makes me want to puke. 5. I love to cook, but I hate cooking for myself. When I do cook, I always make enough so that I have leftovers. I buy things I can freeze and put them in individual packages so I can take one out at a time. 6. Most people think I am hardass, tough girl since I am from NJ. I may put that act on when I need to, but I am huge softie. I cry at the drop of a hat, even when I watch Grey’s Anatomy. 7. I love kids. I worked at two different daycare centers for a total of five years when I was in high school and college. I can’t wait to have kids. I want two, but my mom wants me to have 10. 8. If I didn’t work in PR, I would like to be the editor at a magazine (I want to be the girl who writes for the men’s magazine) or a teacher,preferrably pre-school or kindergarten. 9. I want a tattoo of a cherry blossom branch with my initials integrated somewhere in it. The house I grew up in had a cherry blossom tree in the front yard. Whenever I think of that house, the first image I think of is that tree. That will always be home. 10. As soon as I buy my first place, I am going to start a blog about being a first time homeowner and all of the issues that go along with it. (I am not sure I know five people who would do this, so if you feel like it, be my guest!) 8 months ago list random funny tracy calabrese
I haven’t laughed so hard in a long time.
If you are in the mood to laugh until you cry and your stomach hurts, I highly recommend seeing The Hangover. Definitely the funniest movie I have seen in a long time and one of those you will have to see when it comes out on DVD. 9 months ago 2 notes movie funny
The Geek Chic Checklist - 22 Sure Signs You're a Geek
I can check off a few of these. I guess I can be consider partial geek. 10 months ago geek funny random ![]() There’s no use crying over spilled milk. This is what happens when I don’t screw the cap on the milk the right way and our intern decides to shake it before he pours it in his coffee. 10 months ago work intern random funny
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This could occupy entirely too much of my time. LOL.
Jersey Born, Jersey Bred, Jersey Trash Till I’m Dead!
*Please note: I did not write this. I found it on the Facebook page of an old friend from Jersey. And I like it. Yeah, I’m from Jersey, have been all my life. I’m gonna give you everything about Jersey - the good, the bad, and the ugly.
1 year ago new jersey funny random ![]() On New Year’s Eve at 1am after braving the crowds and too much champagne, I thought this truck was hilarious. |