Rae’s Violet San Antonio Adventures : Positivity in SA

I know the previous episodes have sounded less like adventures and more like miseries. It was always a different struggle, but I want to clarify it wasn’t all doom and gloom! I had a lot of positive experiences and met some great people in between those struggles.

In this episode, I take on a more positive tone and talk about the brighter side of my time in San Antonio. From a journalist meetup to hanging out with new friends, this is it.

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Rae’s Violet San Antonio Adventures: What’s It Like as a Digital News Intern?

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Rae’s Violet San Antonio Adventures: Weekend in Dallas

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Rae’s Violet San Antonio Adventures III: Margaritas Alone

On July 18, I went to one of the spots that’s said to have some of the best margaritas in SATX– La Gloria in the Pearl. I went alone because I had no one to go with me, but I was really determined to get a margarita before I leave here. As I sat there sipping my margarita and the minutes went by, I realized something. I was sick of my solo explorations of this town. It wasn’t fun anymore. I felt let down by all the people (3 in particular) who had recommended these places to me and were now ghosting me or straight up ignoring me to my face. So I decided once I got home, this would be my last solo outing while I’m here.

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*Spoiler alert: it wasn’t really my last “solo adventure”*

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Rae’s Violet San Antonio Adventures II

I thought I had it all figured out moving here to San Antonio and doing what I love. I did not. The struggle was real without a car because everything is far as all get out walking from here to anywhere. But at least the internship is fun!

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No more struggle b**ch hours for me! On June 20, I was finally relieved of my bus, Lyft, and Uber struggle time adventures in San Antonio. My parents drove all the way from Dallas on Father’s Day to bring me my car. I felt a huge load of depression lifted from my shoulders. Stay tuned for updates!

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Rae’s Violet San Antonio Adventures I

I thought I had it all figured out moving here to San Antonio and doing what I love. I did not. The struggle is real without a car because everything is far as all get out walking from here to anywhere. Also, my life is now a comedy with no shortage of plot twists. But at least the internship is fun! Stay tuned for updates!

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“Chasing Fate” : Reedsy Discovery Review

A cultural experience that will take you on a journey filled with more tragedy and heartache than romance.

How to Write a Meaningful Letter

I am a shy, introverted person. Sometimes, I have trouble communicating effectively, and I have regretted not saying what’s bothering me more often than not.

All my life, I have been told I “need to speak my mind” or “stand up for myself” or “stop being measly mouthed.” However, there is one thing that has helped me along the way in my long journey to better express my thoughts and feelings.

“Woke” on Hulu: Review

“When you assume the worst, you can’t be surprised when it actually happens.”

Woke

Series that mix animation or inanimate talking objects with real environments are usually something I avoid at all costs. I read the synopsis for “Woke” and thought no different.

I was scrolling through Twitter when I saw it as a trending promotion and read some of the tweets before watching the trailer. I was partly sold that it might be worth my time. Then I saw that it addressed the issues of police brutality and race in America, and I was really interested.