Reasoning

 Hey guys, you might be wondering why exactly I started this blog. I talked a bit about different forms of media preservation and other stuff, but I wanted to dive a bit deeper. Firstly, I want to develop my competency in journalism. I’ve done some research about fashion journalism, and I want to keep up with English and hopefully get more passionate about the subject. Also, I am trying to reverse my phone addiction… by finding alternate means of entertainment! Blogging can be serious but it can also just be for fun, and it’s a great positive that it gets me off my phone! (Well actually I am writing this on my phone but at least it’s not just scrolling). Lastly, I want to find and develop a community of girls who are on a continuous journey for self improvement. How do you be more whimsical and intelligent? One thing you can do is to start a blog. Peace out, Oleanna xoxo

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