October 7, 2020
Author Archives: annievogel
Introducing: Dear Annie
For the past few weeks, I have been remodeling my room. It’s been quite a process of moving furniture, cleaning out some old clothes, and dusting all the neglected corners. In the midst of all this, I came across the stack of my old journals. On the Home page of my blog, I mention thatContinue reading “Introducing: Dear Annie”
Migraines — You Are Not Alone
This blog post has been in the works for quite some time! This is very personal, and I invite you all to take a deep dive into my story.
I Never Dreamed of Being Twenty-Two
Dive into my brain and discover some thoughts that I’ve had for the past few months!
Reader please be advised: Minimal use of strong language.
You Just Don’t Seem Like An Engineer
Shared on August 21, 2020 via Instagram When I first chose to pursue engineering in my junior year of high school, people were shocked. How could you choose engineering when you’re so well-spoken? Aren’t you more of an outgoing “people” person? Isn’t engineering, like, really hard? But you’re such a good writer. You’re so girly.Continue reading “You Just Don’t Seem Like An Engineer”
Just Dance
Shared on June 5, 2020 via Instagram Four years ago, my mother gifted me a mantra band on the day I graduated high school. I put it on right away and have not taken it off of my right arm ever since. The golden color fades into my skin and as such, has not drawnContinue reading “Just Dance”
PO583
Shared on May 5, 2020 via Instagram This was my mailbox for 3 out of the 4 years at Catholic. This tiny little box has seen the world. She has accepted all of my letters – From Fairfield in CT, Lincoln Center, various places on Long Island, and even all the way from Paris &Continue reading “PO583”
RAnnie: Uncut
Shared on April 2nd, 2020 via Instagram My job this year was really hard. I was challenged in more ways than I expected. I kept thinking to myself, “What the FRICK did I sign myself up for?” On the surface, my life as an RA seemed rather unenjoyable because of the daily frustrations. But everyContinue reading “RAnnie: Uncut”
Perspective
Shared on March 27, 2020 via Instagram I like to have a million things on my mind at once. It keeps life interesting and my anxieties at bay. By thinking about all the things I need to do and all of the people that I interact with on a daily basis, I never needed toContinue reading “Perspective”
Farewell, Campus
Shared on March 18, 2020 via Instagram So, since day one at CUA, people have known that I’m that girl from Long Island who has never been one to sugar coat things. Senior year getting cut short absolutely f*cking sucks. I threw myself fully into the life I made for myself there, and I fellContinue reading “Farewell, Campus”
Not Really A Writer 