the chronicles and imagination of Amanda hazard
Sometimes, I look at my dog and wonder what she was like before we took her home from the shelter. When we first met her, her name was Linda. You know, Linda—like a person’s name. We didn’t like it at all; it was a weird name for a dog.
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When it rains, I like to set my room up. I keep my lights off, open my windows, set any candles I have ablaze, and have a relaxing day. Usually, that means I have a television marathon; I’ll catch up on my shows, watch some movies, try new shows—whatever I’m in the mood for.
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If someone asked me to point out the worst time of the year in New York, I would tell them just about any time in between August and September. This is because as much as I hate the heat of summertime, I hate that awkward stage in between Summer and Fall even more. It’s like a huge tease; mornings are cool and crisp, perfect for jeans and sweaters—and then by noon, we’re sweating through our clothes.
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I’m from Long Island, so there’s basically a beach twenty minutes away from where you are at all times. My family’s go-to is Robert Moses.
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I took this photo last Friday night. It was so hard to get a nice photo because my phone was not staying in focus for the life of it, but I really loved this picture and the scene in it.
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I don’t take enough pictures, and that’s something that I think about often.
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We all have crushes on celebrities, whether we like to admit to them or not. I could give you a hefty list of famous people that I’ve fancied throughout the years, but I’ll just give you my most current favorite entertainers.
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This is one of my dogs, Luna. She just turned a year old on the first day of Summer, and she’s a maniac. We picked her out when she was four weeks old, and took her home just a week later (which is too early in my opinion, but she survived). We call her almost […]
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If I’m going to be honest, I prefer being the one behind the scenes. I would rather take a picture than being a part in it. I like being the writer more than being written about.
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