The Lesson. The smile on her face needs to tell the story of her new found power. He's waiting, he's angry, and from the look in his eyes, he can't just leave her here. She's sitting down with her second coffee, lighting her third cigarette, laughing about something-freedom, ending, realization, fear, comfort? Even she doesn... More..
When people say they chose a degree that didn't do anything for their present career, they're probably not lying. I chose Criminal Justice during my Freshman year of college because I wanted to be in the FBI someday. I went through four years of school learning new things and not really thinking about my future. I graduated ... More..
I have to admit, this is the first time I've heard of this concept. I don't know many of the details but I disagree that this 'Amero' could benefit North America. In 2004 I studied in Barcelona, Spain for about 6 months. I stayed with a host-mother the entire time and though the language barrier made it difficult for us to h... More..
We may take this path a thousand times, but never see a piece of this land we're traveling. All the places we've touched but haven't really felt. I've touched them through tires, gloves, and windows but never really felt them. I've passed this tree a thousand times, but never saw its falling leaves. More..
In today's world, you can get in contact with almost anyone at almost anytime. High school students and even elementary school students are being raised with one common piece of knowledge: if they want to talk to their parents/friends/cousins/etc. they can simply send them a message on their phone or computer. These children... More..
"Do you still want to break up?" Jake asked timidly over the phone. Leah drew in a breath and realized that all the hard work she'd put into making Jake feel less important to her had finally paid off, but she couldn't understand why giving him an answer was so difficult. "Yes." She finally responded, in a quiet tone. Jake s... More..
Carmella Dillman
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