About Chelsea
Hi I'm Chelsea Cawood, and I'm a recent economics grad from the University of Oklahoma (Boomer Sooner!!)
I'm a huge film geek, and I also love sushi, leopard print, designer jeans, Jeffrey Campbell shoes, Led Zeppelin, Sufjan Stevens, Kings of Leon, Indian food, Ally McBeal, Glee, My So Called Life, and David Duchovny. My personal style is all about contrast--I love pairing my leather jacket with a lace skirt, or a floral dress with a military parka. My biggest style inspiration comes from bloggers, especially Rumi Neely of fashiontoast and Emily of Cupcakes and Cashmere.
I also love meeting new people, so leave me a comment, follow me on twitter (@xcawoodstock), check out my blog at www.tulsa20something.com, or find me on facebook!
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How to Make Friends Post-Graduation
Photo Credit One of the best things about college is the immense, natural opportunity to meet new people. Group projects, Greek mixers, volunteer opportunities, and even standing in line at the cafeteria provide you with built-in ways to reach out and make friends. Being surrounded by people the same age as you is – as [...]
5 Great Ways to Stay in Touch with Your College Friends Post-Graduation
Photo Credit Without a doubt, the friends you meet in college will be some of the closest relationships you’ll ever have. Think about it – you eat, study, exercise, watch TV, and sometimes even sleep in the same bedroom as your best friends from college! It’s no wonder that these close bonds are hard to [...]
10 Romantic & Adventurous Summer Date Ideas
Image Courtesy of ELLE Summer love is pretty much a rite of passage for women our age. Think about it: we’re home for only a few months and have tons of free time on our hands. There are usually other college students home for the summer, or new to your hometown for internships. And something [...]
College vs “Real World” Wardrobe Adjustments
Photo: ELLE This week marks my second year of post grad life, and I’ve spent it doing a lot of reflecting over the last five or six years. While there are tons of things I miss about college – free food and entertainment, oodles of friends, and over-the-top parties every weekend – there are also a ton [...]
