Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by the lovely people over at The Broke and the Bookish.
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I have 10 brothers and sisters.
While most of them are half-siblings, it’s really nice to have such an extensive family. When I’m not at school, I live with three of them, MJ, Harrison, and Joseph.
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The first books that I remember turning me on to reading YA seriously was the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan.
One of my friends was reading The Lightning Thief on a school field trip, and the next day I was at the bookstore picking up the first book in the series.
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I’m currently a student at Vanderbilt University.
Vanderbilt University is a private university in Nashville, TN. This year, I’ll be a sophomore, and I’m double majoring in Political Science and History and minoring in English. ANCHOR DOWN!
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I’m planning to study abroad in Denmark during the spring semester with my roommate.
Of course, that is if I finish the application on time. I’ve always wanted to go abroad, especially to Europe, where there’s so much history. I honestly can’t wait.
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I write for a fandom-centered entertainment news website.
I’ve written for The Fandom for almost a year, and I love it. It’s offered me a lot of opportunities and has helped improve my writing skills.
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I’ve been a (kind of) co-host on a podcast before.
I was a “mini-host” on a podcast called From the Spirit World, an Avatar: The Last Airbender and Legend of Korra podcast.
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I’ve seriously been thinking about starting a new podcast!
I’ve been, for some time now, planning a podcast with two of my friends. We’ve planned our first episode and hope to record it soon. It’s honestly really nerve-racking. I’ve never hosted my own podcast before, so it’ll be a new challenge.
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I cried when I went to the Kimbell Art Museum and saw their Van Gogh and Monet paintings.
The Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, TX (about an hour from my hometown) has some of the best art galleries in the country. They have a few Van Gogh and Monet paintings, and they were absolutely gorgeous. As soon as I saw them, I started tearing up.
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I write!
For the most part, I’ve only written fanfiction and some short poems or scenes, I’m currently working on a short story, that, I hope, I’ll be able to publish. I also really want to write a book some day.
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I was diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder this past fall.
I had a hard time adjusting this fall when I moved to Nashville. Depression had always been an *unofficial* part of my life, but, during the fall semester, it got much worse. Finally, I visited a psychiatrist and was diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder. I’m so grateful that I had the resources to treat myself before things got even worse.
Podcasts are great! I never thought I would like it, but we just released our third episode and I am in love! 😀 If I could put out one a week I would. Sadly, there is not time for that.
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I’m definitely going to have to check out your podcast! I looove listening people talking about books, and, sadly, there aren’t a lot of YA book podcasts out there
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I know! When I got the idea I was pretty shocked that there weren’t more of them. I’d listen to them nonstop!
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I loved all your facts – and wow, ten brothers and sisters – you’ll always have lots of excitement and never be lonely.
Lynn 😀
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Lol yeah definitely. It can be a little tiring sometimes, but I wouldn’t have it any other way
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You’ve got 10 brothers and sisters? That’s amazing hehe 😀 So many siblings to support you 😀 http://www.curious-daisy.com/top-ten-tuesday/top-ten-facts-about-yours-truly/
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Haha yeah basically 🙂
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Denmark was my absolute favorite holiday spot when I studied abroad in Ireland. I travelled all over, but Denmark (roskilde in particular) was my favorite, and Paris was my least favorite (I am not kidding when I say that their rats are monstrously large. And bold.)
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Hahaha that’s good to know (especially about the rats). When I’m in Denmark, I want to be able to travel to a bunch of other places, and Ireland would be amazing to visit.
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Ireland is amazing! Especially the west coast, its phenomenally beautiful!
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Having 10 siblings sounds really fun! I’m only one of two but my dad’s one of 11, all biological, and I kind of reaaaally want more siblings now.
Good luck with the study abroad application! I did one semester of exchange as well when doing my degree and I absolutely recommend it. ❤
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Where did you go on your semester of exchange?
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I went to the UK. 🙂
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I was just in Nashville for a book convention in middle of June!! As a Canadian, that heat was hard to take!!
I am a sufferer of depression as well, and have been dealing with it (officially) with my doctor for going on 14 years now probably. You are not alone.
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Thanks 💜 That means a lot
Thanks for stopping by my post 🙂
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10 brothers and sisters! Wow, your family get-togethers must be fun!
I love the Percy Jackson series, it was one of the first YA I read as well, I still haven’t finished it though!
Denmark is amazing. I went for a week last December and there is so much amazing stuff there to see and do. If you go to Copenhagen you HAVE to check out Tivoli Gardens, they are beautiful!
My boyfriend suffers from depression too. I guess, as horrible as it is to be diagnosed with it, at least now you can get the support that you need and you don;t have to suffer alone. I know that’s how my bf felt about his diagnosis.
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You haven’t finished PJO?! You absolutely have to!
Actually, the university where I’ll be taking classes is in Copenhagen, so I’ll be there most of the time.
After I was diagnosed, it was kind of like a weight was lifted from my soldiers. It felt good to finally know what was wrong.
Thanks for stopping by! 💜
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