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Hello, friends! So, I recently realized that I sort of started a blog with this crazy nonsensical-sounding name, and never explained myself. So, today, I’m going to explain myself. Now, to be completely honest, yellow isn’t my favorite color. It’s definitely one of my favorites, because I don’t really have one, and I definitely hold …
Continue reading #ThoughtfulThursday – Why ‘Yellow Eccentricity’?
Hello, friends! Today, I'm here to tell you about a book I finished last week called The Crossover. Now, most would avoid this book because it seems like a little bit more of a young read, which it is, but I would still recommend it for people ages 13 and up. Basically, I read this for school …
Continue reading Book Review: The Crossover by Kwame Alexander
Hello, friends! Today is Tuesday - Valentine’s Day (except for those of you that are currently living in tomorrow...) and I just wanted to spread the spirit! I actually learned a bunch of stuff about Valentine’s Day in my Latin class, so I wanted to share a little with you. So, the ancient Roman version …
Hello, friends. This past weekend I spontaneously decided to watch Pirates of the Caribbean because I found it on Netflix, so today I'm going to review it (spoiler-free). So, for those of you that don't know, this is about a pirate named Jack Sparrow whose ship - The Black Pearl - was taken over by a man …
Continue reading Movie Review – Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Hello, friends! I'm here today with a story about libraries. See, in sixth grade, I went through this phase where I just loved to go to the library. I would literally ask to go there every single day after school, and I'd check out about three books at a time. See, in this story, I'm not …
Hello, friends! So, yesterday afternoon, I saw Hidden Figures in the theater, and it was so inspiring. (This is a spoiler-free review, for those of you wondering.) So, basically this movie takes place in 1961-62, in Hampton, Virginia. It follows the story of three African-American women, named Katherine Goble (Johnson), Dorothy Vaughn, and Mary Jackson. They were …
Hello, friends! I decided to start something new on Yellow Eccentricity called #ThoughtfulThursday. This is the time every Thursday where I post a little something special, may it be a list or just something that I think would be interesting to get out there, like an “A Day in my Life” post, because I told …
