Leanne Gelish

Your late twenties are for putting together all the lessons you learned in your early twenties. Here are twenty-nine lessons you should learn by the time you’re about to hit thirty. 1. Keep your imagination.

Don’t re-open doors and assume you’ll be the exception. 

If you spent 2017 caring for others, and feeling the pain of not always receiving the same respect back, do not use 2018 as an excuse to change that.

Letting go can save you from further cracks in the foundation.

The truth is, once a friendship is smashed with the same intensity that it was built on, it’s hard to go back. How could you?

7. “Don’t hurt each other intentionally during a fight.”

As you get to know her, she will start sending you pictures of her dog, because, everything he does is adorable to her.

It’s going out of your way for that person, not because you feel forced to, but because you want to. You want to do anything for that person.

Because, do we really need to put it ALL out there?

Long Island: the epicenter of stereotypes. Located right outside of New York City, Long Island is a stretch of land filled with diversity; from Nassau County to Suffolk County, there are various types of people from tip to tip.

It all started so simply; we met, were intrigued, and felt that it was love.

The other day, while having margaritas and tacos, one of my best friends was entirely blunt about a situation. She gave it to me straight, and frankly, it was refreshing, and it got me thinking; why don’t we tell each other the blunt, honest, truth more often?