See u in Toronto next week!! (at Balsam Inn)
Il vino did flow (at South Hero, Vermont)
Helen Gadjilova
When living life 👖👖 (at SUWU)
About tonight @layladesjardins gonna miss my hunni (at Reggie’s Bar)
Guilty pleasure after work @leavescafe
Spring feels/looks (at Oldport)
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Do What You Want, Not What Society Tells You
When you’re young, navigating your way through life is difficult enough as it is. Then, along the way, we are presented with obstacles that essentially shape us into the person we are to become. One of these obstacles comes in the shape of society, the people that surround us on a day to day basis and their expectations and assumptions of what paths we should or will take. Do we really need to view society as an object, though? Or can we break out of this cycle?
Staying Optimistic Throughout the Year
Avoiding burnout: the exhausting fight. I used to struggle to balance school, work, and a social life. I remember waking up early for class four days a week, and heading to work after school with an hour of break in between. I got home late, when I would be exhausted and in no mood to do my homework. Having fun with my friends was a luxury that I managed to squeeze in on Friday nights before I dedicated my Saturdays and Sundays to studying. This was not a completely unhappy time for me as I making good use of my time, but as the weeks went by, I got more and more exhausted. The end of the quarter could not come quicker, and I was counting down the days to a break.
Keeping New Year’s Resolutions
First and foremost, happy 2016 everyone! I’m sure that almost all of us can agree that 2015 was a crazy year full of twists and turns and that 2016 is definitely a year of growth. With that being said, a new year means new beginnings, a time to reflect and become more aware of the person we’re becoming and the person we want to be.
WANT TO BE A PART OF THE TEAM?
As of January 4th, Lucca Magazine is opening up positions for you to apply for to be on our team. These positions are: - Writers (All topics!) - Pinterest curators (2-3 positions). Just send us your pinterest accounts! - Social Media Manager (Some experience would be great!) - Contributing photographers (Photographers who want to let us use their photos to gain more coverage and for us to let our readers discover new talent. Note: Contributing photographers are not team members) APPLICATION PROCESS: 1. Letter of intent. Include current country, why you would like to join our team, what you admire most about Lucca Magazine, and any relevant experience you have in regards to writing. 2. Assemble a small portfolio of your work. If you are a photographer then please submit a blog/instagram with all your photos on it. If you are a writer then please submit at least 2 sample articles written by you on any topic. (Topics that coincide with Lucca topics make it easier for us to see what you would be like writing for Lucca). If you are applying as a Pinterest curator then send us your pinterest page. 3. Submit the latter to lucca.magazine@gmail.com (Subject “Lucca Application”). Convert all documents to PDF format. Include your tumblr URl, full name, age, and nationality. REQUIREMENTS: -Active daily on the facebook page, checking magazine -At least 1 article per 2 weeks -A tumblr blog, facebook account and email address. -Enough time and energy to devote to Lucca Magazine! Good luck, and we look forward to reviewing your applications!
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Eye Spy
If eyes are the windows to the soul, then eyeliner is definitely the glammed up frames projecting personality, style, and attitude. Want to learn more about the inner workings of this make-up staple? Keep reading.
We are back for 2016!!
