Dancing Trees
This is a poem I found in one of my old notebooks. Near as I can tell, I wrote it sometime in college. There isn’t too terribly much for me […]
This is a poem I found in one of my old notebooks. Near as I can tell, I wrote it sometime in college. There isn’t too terribly much for me […]
Yesterday morning I finally finished my rough draft of the Great Seal of the State of Wyoming to brand on the Wyoming flag bison. A small success along this very
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This is an odd sort of story with a small kernel of truth in it. Growing up, there was a man who used to sit in the middle of the
Every two years my Grandma’s side of the family puts on the large Foster Family Reunion. We gather together for several large meals, a game or two, and occasionally someone
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I have more stories and poetry to post here, but today I am thinking about the ones that I haven’t held onto– the stories I let get lost on an
Today is my father’s birthday! We typically celebrate with a “tent city” party at the lake house that my Grandma and Grandpa left to my dad and his siblings. Each
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This week I thought I would share another personal essay from Hollins. We were prompted to write about technology and had to choose between television, computers, and a third option
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Shabbat Shalom! Surprisingly, the questions I fielded the most while working as a substitute teacher, besides my age, concerned my happiness. One teacher told me that his class requested me
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This is an odd short story I wrote while studying abroad in London. Later, I recorded myself reading it out loud for an audio-zine one of my friends put together.
Shabbat Shalom and Happy Juneteenth! These last three weeks I have written about our communities in the wake of George Floyd. I still hope that George Floyd’s horrific murder will
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