Category Archives: Michigan
by Cassie Westrate | Jul 15, 2018
I’m not always good at saying what I mean to say, so here: Mom likes to tell me how you could soothe my crying as a baby by carrying me around the house, pointing out people in picture frames, and telling me stories about them.
by Nick Meekhof | Jun 26, 2018
With strength in numbers, Cadets was wildly successful at my church. And then there was our paltry GEMS organization.
by Nick Meekhof | May 26, 2018
I promptly forgot my Apple ID and password the day I got my first smartphone, and so I haven’t gotten a new app in about 4 years.
by Carolyn Muyskens | May 2, 2018
Riding the bus requires a release of control. The person using a wheelchair has the priority now; whatever my plans were, they can wait. We’re both riding the same bus, and we’ll get there when we get there.
by Brad Zwiers | Apr 27, 2018
Here’s to people and their things. Here’s to not liking sports and to nose piercings, to back tattoos and bro tanks, to longboards, to reading the newspaper each morning with a cup of coffee.
by Nick Meekhof | Apr 26, 2018
He’s just one guy, he won’t be around forever, and he’ll probably never run into a black person for the rest of his life. No harm, no foul, right?
by Andrew Orlebeke | Apr 21, 2018
Of all the regressive, fear-mongering, cynical, hateful, and unethical positions to which the Republican party has hitched its wagon, the vilification of refugees and immigrants is among the most loathsome.
by Abby Zwart | Apr 12, 2018
It’s a FFW live blog from your local friendly post calvin editor! This post will be updated throughout the weekend. Stay tuned for wise words and cheesy English major feelings.
by Nick Meekhof | Mar 26, 2018
Getting into the river was a comically tedious process. Everything was covered in a foot of snow, and the banks were mostly iced-over.
