I Can’t Stop Thinking About Palestine
I can’t stop thinking about the more than 10,000 Palestinians who have been murdered in the past month.
Girlhood
I have lived most of my life embarrassed by the culture of being a girl.
Dead Leaves
My future seemed akin to typical Michigan weather: bright but cloudy.
At Pickerel Lake
I think everyone should be allowed to have a few things on their mind, so long as they get sorted out eventually.
Lessons Learned While Backpacking, Part II
It’s not the trailhead, or the campsite, or a vista, it’s the next blue paint on a tree, and you only find it if you keep walking.
Applying for My Fantasy Jobs
My multiple Basketball Leadership Awards granted between grades 7 and 12 illustrate my natural leadership ability in a sporting context.
The Love of a Game Master
Homebrewing is a way for GMs to say to their players “I’m invested in what we’re making together. Let’s try something new.
This Is It
She lets me kiss her side, an act I recognize in the moment as fleeting magic.
The Difference a Decade Makes
It’s 8:38 on a Friday night and I am nowhere near anything that can be described as “cool.”
When The Work Begins
As it turned out, being born for T. R. was the easy part.
