Summer Newsletter
I have become painfully aware that ten years training as a dancer and one season of high school cross country did not prepare me for team sports.
Some Sisters Take Down Empires
All sisters work to balance their feral need to be the knife in their sister’s boot and learning to let go.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom: Review Part Two
Literally every item can be used on a weapon or shot with an arrow, even if the added effect is only a bit of extra damage.
My First Flat in Aberdeen
I once prepared a five-page document detailing all its quirks.
An Autobiography in Favorite Books
Is it such a bad thing to stop reading a book like scripture and start reading it like a book?
A New Brand of Professional Development
It just really sucks to be in middle school.
What to Wear to the Chicago Art Institute
Is it because linen clothes feel a tad bit more elegant than jeans?
Pawtuckaway O’Clock
4 am to 6 am: Camping’s witching hour.
A Freedom I Believe In
So we gathered on Juneteenth, hollering and whooping, as a testament to the impossible.
Type II Fun
That night I called my parents and tried to make it sound like I was having fun, when I really just wanted a dry place to sleep and a few moments to myself.
