hello+welcome. I don’t know how you got here, but I am so glad that you did. My name is Chelsea Francis, and I am a twenty something living in Lynchburg. I started this blog to capture my thoughts, my ideas, and my heart. I continued it to chronicle what life would look like in my twenties. I am …
Lately I’ve done a lot of waiting. I’m currently composing this while sitting in a waiting room. Our oil needs to be changed in our car before we go on an adventure to a neighboring city. The daunting oil change is something I hate. I hate the waiting game. I hate the in betweens notoriously. … Continue reading »
The past few weeks have been full of celebrations like going to a girls night out with my best friend, Stephanie, who blogs here. I have been basking in every moment I have with this lady. She moves to Boston in 5 short days. We’ve been friends for 11 years and even though it makes my … Continue reading »
It would be an understatement to say that May is a big month for Tucker & I. May is a milestone month. May is the semester in which Tucker & I graduate college. We transition into adults. May is the month that we no longer have to balance school in the mix of everything else … Continue reading »
Hello friend, Obviously life has been a bit crazy lately. With a spring break trip to Texas and so much fun to be had, there has been no time to write. Hopefully this will change soon. Let me start with Texas. We loved Austin and Dallas so very much! We will definitely be moving there … Continue reading »
For a long time I have been fighting with this sort of wanderlust– I can’t explain it. After a short time in one place, I want a change. This has manifested itself many times in the past four years of college. I’ve driven all night to see the sun rise over the beach, I’ve taken … Continue reading »
It’s really funny to me how positive my last post was, and how quickly my body began to revolt against me. I have been sick for the past few days and man, it’s taken it out of me. I’ve had to miss class (the same one, twice) and that always makes me stressed out. It … Continue reading »
It is the dreariest day in Lynchburg, Virginia. I am sitting on the couch of my very cold apartment and I am watching The Perks of Being a Wallflower. I saw it in theaters and the last time I read the book was in high school. It’s got me thinking about what it felt like … Continue reading »
