Mastering My Powers
Hope is what convinced a four-year-old that she had superpowers. Continue reading Mastering My Powers
Hope is what convinced a four-year-old that she had superpowers. Continue reading Mastering My Powers
Angela Vo on learning how love is quiet and gentle, but does not have to be silent and without expression. Continue reading Care Without Words
A move halfway around the world and the search for who I am Continue reading Adversity from the Perspective of an Immigrant Kid
An opal fractures light and never shows just one color at a time. Was this the key to understanding this family, to understanding life? Continue reading God’s a Romantic
This Granny was the foundation, the one who made life solid, but she wasn’t immortal. Continue reading Cran-Apple Juice and Hospice Nurses
My world used to be whimsy and bliss. But was it all built on a lie? Continue reading My Parents Are Liars
For Dre Forst, memories of her father’s thoughtfulness mark her childhood. Continue reading Mornings and My Dad
Editor’s Note: While we read in the news about parts of Florida experiencing tornadoes, it seemed to be an appropriate time to share one student’s experience living through such a storm. By Braydon Cole When I was in fifth grade my siblings and I moved to Montana for a year to visit my father, who had recently met his girlfriend, Casey. On one particularly warm … Continue reading What’s it like to live through a tornado?
by: Shelby T. My brother and I were trick or treating a while back and we were having a really good time and there was a spooky looking house, so we went up to the doorstep. It was fairly dark, the only hint of light was from a black-light hung by the porch. The moon was covered by clouds, there were fake spider webs all … Continue reading One Creepy House: A Halloween Memory