SaraBryn

When people say, "please don't forget me," they don't actually believe that the other person will truly forget everything about them. They may begin to exclude the person from their lives and ignore them, but there is always that memory that lingers mutually. What happens when a person you deeply care about actually forgets you? When it actually becomes physically impossible to trigger some kind of vague realization? The thought is terrifying. Mind boggling, really. And the most terrifying part is that it can happen to anybody, including the people that we have spent our lives bonding with. This morning I overheard my parents talking; the v

I was drinking my Ronnybrook drinkable mango yogurt and I noticed so many imperfections in it. Yet somehow, it made me realize how the little imperfections of such things actually make it so perfect. I was examining the bottle and noticed how the label was crooked, the little dent at the bottom was slightly off-center, and how the expiration date was placed randomly on each individual bottle. In contrast with this Diet Lipton Green tea bottle lying on my desk, everything about the Ronnybrook bottle seems so flawed and imperfect. In reality, however, the Lipton Green Tea is the flawed one.    While Lipton most likely relies on cheap labor (I