nights like this i wish u were still here….

Alright, babe, let’s cut the crap—you want to glow up, level up, and leave people speechless six months from now. Whether it's that ex who didn’t appreciate you, or just because you’re tired of the old version of yourself, here’s the plan to make them all do a double take. 💅 Let’s get real—thi

Nursing school is a wild mix of adrenaline, imposter syndrome, sleepless nights, and tiny wins that matter way more than anyone tells you. It’s not just about exams — it’s a total life shift. You’ll question yourself. You’ll probably cry in your car. You’ll wonder if you’re good enough. And sti

I was watching a movie with Heath and thought I would make this post. Who do you wish was still alive today from their amazing talent? We have our Betty white, Cameron Boyce, Mac Miller, Princess Diana, Robin Williams, and Heath Ledger I also want to add Amy Winehouse as an extra. #lemo

1: Make friends as soon as you get there. Being a freshman makes it super easy to talk to new people because you get to say “hey! I’m new here and I’m trying to meet new people and make new friends. Wanna hang out sometime?” 2: Learn to say no. There are going to be nights that going out seems s

Everyone goes into Uni feeling incredibly underprepared. Here are some things I learned this year that I would have loved to know before move-in day!! #college #university #dormlife #dormdecor #uni #study #studentlife #student #Lemon8Diary #classof2024

As someone who started crocheting relatively recently (~2 months ago), I know how difficult and overwhelming it can be getting started and how easy it is to get influenced by crochettok and YouTube. Here I’m gonna share some tips and things I wish I knew when I started learning to crochet and maybe

hi besties!!! if you just moved out or are planning to live alone, i want to say: you can do it!!! no matter how difficult it is, you can surely do it!🌟 i wanted to share some things i learned on nights alone just to better prepare you and make you feel better about these things that everyon

When I started as a brand-new nurse in oncology, I thought I was prepared. I had my degree, my license, and my NCLEX pass letter in hand. But nothing—nothing—truly prepares you for those first few months on the floor. Looking back, here’s what I wish other nurses had told me: 💡 1. You won’t know

what scared me most was that we still loved each other. nothing dramatic had happened. we were just losing closeness through little choices we repeated every day. this was never about hiding real harm or not leaning on people you trust. it was about making small repaired fights the only story o

Go to google and look up the Moon phase that was occurring at your time of birth. #moon #moonphase #fullmoon #newmoon #waxingcrescent

I have noticed a pattern with my posts on Lemon8 on what gets more views, likes, saves, and comments- compared to what doesn't. I've had a few of my posts do super well! And I'm very excited and grateful for that because they were really fun to make! But sadly the only posts that do

Doing something new is scary but rewarding! I learned and gained a lot from writing a book… but there a few things I wish I would have known before hand. 1. Hire a cover artist early (or any artwork you want done)! Artists book out far ahead of time. There was one I reached out to last year tha

Being a first time puppy owner can be really scary. I felt like I watched every YouTube video known to man and had every product possible and still there was so much I would do different if I could start over. But this isn’t to dwell on the negative, it’s to help you learn from my mistakes and

I’ve learned so much as a physician assistant student (PA-S), but here are some things I wish I had known sooner: 1️⃣ Be genuinely curious. If you were thrown into that role right now, what would you need to know to succeed? Always ask questions, always seek to understand. 2️⃣ Surround yourse