My inner child went tree climbing on the Fourth of July and dragged the old adult along. Can you remember the last time, if ever,
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The Roxbury International Film Festival: Transforming the Game; Reflecting on Life
Sometimes, I have to take a moment to realize I’m truly living a dream. This week was my first film festival. I was like a kid
Drugged Drinks in Boston? Contingency, Mitigation and Risks
A friend sent me an Instagram post about drugged drinks in Boston, so I thought, is this real—can I write about it? I talked to bartenders who
Surviving History: Denim, Bunker Hill and Executive Order 14253
“This was a mistake — maybe it wasn’t the best idea to wear a denim jumpsuit when it is 80 degrees to teach a yoga
The Rhetorical Weapons of Cognitive Surrender
“That’s your opinion” is more commonly used as a rhetorical weapon for cognitive surrender. “That’s your opinion” is perfectly fine in a discussion on the
The Scavenger Hunt: Boston Common, Executions and Pirates
The Scavenger Hunt Found it. When friends ask how my weekend was, I often go slack-jawed — my memory goes blank. This weekend, I kind
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 