Most people don’t have their last dying words caught on camera.Most people don’t have their last breathe squeezed from them by the leg of a man squashing them like a … read article about SILENCE IS SUPREMACY | In Memory of George Floyd
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FOR THE MOTHERS WHO FEEL UNSEEN
This post might lack eloquence, but I promise it won’t be void of honesty. I’ll type quickly and edits might be few because it feels more necessary to share it now … read article about FOR THE MOTHERS WHO FEEL UNSEEN
Free and Focused: How a 67 Year Old Typewriter is Changing the Way I Write
Yesterday I bought a typewriter. Deep brown with a hint of cream like the mildly sweetened cup of coffee I am sipping as I admire my new friend. Her emerald green keys … read article about Free and Focused: How a 67 Year Old Typewriter is Changing the Way I Write
Simple Joys
This essay was originally written on a quiet morning on March 26th after our first week of being under the COVID-19 stay-at-home order issued by the Ohio government. … read article about Simple Joys