Eighteen! In the United States, 18 is the age of adulthood; 18 to join the military, 18 to vote, 18 to kick foster kids out
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces
Reflections on the challenges of balancing life in a constantly shifting world
Eighteen! In the United States, 18 is the age of adulthood; 18 to join the military, 18 to vote, 18 to kick foster kids out
Little pitchers have big ears.1 I heard that a lot as a kid and had no idea what it meant, other than it was accompanied
Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance; brilliant. Alas, that is not an shared view. My response to those who emphasized this was the worst Super
As a kid, I knew I had a superpower, I just had to find it. I anxiously awaited the moment someone would reveal me to
Happy Thanksgiving. This is the time to gather friends and family, watch football or maybe it’s game night. Time to take a neighborhood stroll with
I’m tired of this balancing act. Interaction with willful ignorance and people who don’t care enough to google to be informed is exhausting. Giving a