Corinne Jenkins
Stories (10/0)
Parks and Rec Has The Best TV Characters In History and Here's Why
Yes, I've watched Seinfeld, The Office, 30 Rock and How I Met Your Mother; yes, I have also watched New Girl, The Good Place, Community and Brooklyn 99, but I am making the heavily-researched & controversial statement that Parks and Recreation has the best characters in TV history. (It's not really going to be that heavily-researched).
By Corinne Jenkins5 months ago in Geeks
Vocal Brought Me Hope
It all started when my coworker at Vocal, Chelsea, brought in a foster dog to our pet-friendly office. Jake and I had previously decided that we were pushing our dog deadline to Spring of 2022, because Hurricane Ida decided to put my 2012 Corolla out of commission. So, a new car purchase took over our minds and our budgets.
By Corinne Jenkins7 months ago in Petlife
That is How the Cookie Crumbles
As I clutched my gingerbread house with both hands, I realized that I didn't take into account the weight of my creation for my short walk home. After a fun night of Christmas decorating at my friend's house, I was more tired than I realized and ready to get home. My eyes scanned over Plieningerstraße, the road leading to my building in Frankfurt, Germany. I noticed the guard letting a car pass through the gate as I trudged on to the last apartment in our complex.
By Corinne Jenkins11 months ago in Confessions
7 Reasons GIFs Spice Up All Kinds of Motivation
What is a GIF? A lossless format for image files that supports both animated and static images. While many may disagree, I believe GIFs can not only motivate us, but are the superior form of communication in many different scenarios. Also, they just make me happy and it can't be wrong if they feel so right.
By Corinne Jenkins12 months ago in Motivation
Vocalized: My Thoughts on Vocal, Creators & Inspiring Stories
Humanity is the human race, which includes everyone on Earth. It's also a word for the qualities that make us human, such as the ability to love and have compassion, be creative, and not be a robot or alien.
By Corinne Jenkinsabout a year ago in Journal
Escape
Surroundings The wind whispering, the night sky filled with stars, and the sound of being alone. In Hagerstown, Maryland, these three things were hard to come by. They were especially difficult to enjoy as the sounds of my latest arguments with my stepmother echoed in my ear. Her constant criticism affected me greatly, and being outside subsided my insecurities she’d placed in my head. I would feel complete as I gazed out into the night, at least for a little while.
By Corinne Jenkinsabout a year ago in Wander
