“Without a doubt, we’ve all talked about, dreamed about, wondered and skirted around this ‘Real World’ concept, so I pose the question to you: what in the flying f*ck is the Real World and how do I become a Real Person in order to live within its space?”
- The real world or The Real World by Kate Stogsdill on Serving Tea To Friends
“On my first Valentine’s Day date ever, my then-boyfriend cooked shrimp and pasta for me. I’d liked shrimp as a kid but since grown out of it, so when my significant other excused himself to go to the bathroom during dinner, I whistled for the dog, who happily accepted the food on my plate.”
- My War With Food: Why Being A Picky Eater Is Kind Of Ruining My Life by Laura Donovan on Serving Tea To Friends
“I won’t ever forget the look on a friend’s face when my seventh grade self revealed that while I was her best friend, she wasn’t mine. That’s when I realized how stupid the whole thing is. My friends are people that I love and care about. They are all there for different reasons and in different ways. Some friends are ones that I know I will have until the day I die and others are ones that only stay in my life for a brief time. That doesn’t make any one of them less valuable.”
- “Best Friends and Why I Don’t Have Any” by Jenna Maciag on Serving Tea to Friends
“Happiness, for me, is in friends, relationships, sunshine, travel, newly printed books, the perfect day for driving with the windows down and the radio blasting.”
- “Life, I’ve decided, is about pure and simple happiness” by Jenna Maciag on Serving Tea to Friends
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