Author Archives: Dylan Grossmann

Dressing casual is not a new concept for me as even before the pandemic my everyday attire was Lululemon leggings and a sweatshirt, but with life remote, comfort has become a priority. As much as I love shopping, I can no longer justify buying the cute dresses and going out tops that I see andContinue reading “All About Loungewear”

This summer, plans with friends shifted from cold basements to beautiful backyards. With the pandemic, being outside was the safest way for friends and family to gather. While there may have been some inconveniences to keeping outside, the change of scenery and inclusion of nature to my relationships had a positive effect on my summerContinue reading “A Summer Outside”

Crazy Rich Asians This is my favorite book of all time, I am always re-reading it. Not only does it immerse you into the luxury world of Singapore society, but Kevin Kwan also gets every reference just right, every hotel, designer, socialite, or even golf course he mentions are spot on. The little details areContinue reading “My Favorite Books”

In losing someone so influential to our world we are called to look back at their impact and honor it. In doing so these past few days my timeline of feminine achievement has shifted immensely. How could someone I walked the earth with have to fight so hard for the privileges I don’t have toContinue reading “The Notorious RBG”

Masks have become a normal part of our everyday lives and we are still getting aquatinted to how to properly wear and pick them. I want to put pretty much everything you should know about masks in one place. The Mask Test When looking to purchase a cloth mask you should be asking yourself aContinue reading “All About Masks”

With school online and zoom calls and texts replacing almost all interactions it’s been hard on our brain and our eyes to be looking at our screens all day. I have been thinking through ways to set healthier habits and stay off my phone for even a few extra minutes here and there. Alarm ClockContinue reading “4 Tips to Reduce Screen Time”

With school starting online, and not much else going on it’s been really hard to motivate myself to do things that excited me before. Here are some apps I use to get myself organized and excited. Google Keep I use google keep all the time to keep myself organized. I have a list for class’sContinue reading “Ways to Motivate Yourself for the School Year”

You’ve seen them all over your feed for months. People took them on vacations, had them at their birthday parties, and documented their summers with the plastic camera. Why do people pay to wait for pictures that are most of the time dark and grainy? I’ve brought disposables on winter break, weekend trips, and otherContinue reading “Disposable Camera Craze”

I have gone to Chippewa Ranch Camp in Northern Wisconsin for 6 summers and truly would not be who I am without it. I was devastated to find out that my final summer as a camper would be cancelled due to the virus. Like other camps across the country, Chippewa is renting out cabins inContinue reading “5 Days at Camp”

Venice is in the running for my favorite place on earth. On our boat ride from the airport into the island I was in awe. To be honest, until right then I didn’t even know that there were no cars in the city. What I really loved about Venice though is that sometimes it feltContinue reading “Travel with Dyl: Venice”