Since graduation, my time is spent a little differently than I’m used to. I don’t have homework to worry about, I don’t have tests to study for (except for the driving test), and no classes to attend, at least until next fall. I got another job, but it’s part time and leaves me with huge holes in my schedule, which is exactly what I wanted. … Continue reading What I Read Last Month!
“Beneath my feet were the bones of a thousand years. I thought: I can not bear this world a moment longer. Then, child, make another.” _________________ A good writer is an even better reader. This is a truth well known by all, and one that I’ve been dodging since I started this blog. In elementary school, I devoured books like fire, and that pace only … Continue reading Circe by Madeline Miller: A Rambling
In true coming of age fashion, I have compiled a playlist that captures what my movie would feel like. It’s full of heartbreaking, soul saving, exhilarating songs that make me okay with the fact that I’m an adult now, that has to do adult things, like driving over speed bumps and paying for my own movie tickets. Like all genre playlists, though, there’s subdivisions. There … Continue reading The Numb of Post Adolescence (Jukebox, P.1)
Hello all! Last week, I posted my first piece back from the mouth of High School Hell. Actually, high school wasn’t too bad for the last bit of it. But “mouth of High School Hell” made me giggle, so… Anyways. Today I was planning on posting another kind of update, since my fam was going on vacation. But, we ended up doing so much walking … Continue reading Updates from the Middle of Northern California!!
I have one of those now. An Alma Mater, I mean. On June 1st, 2021, I became a high school graduate and an AP burnout. Well, not exactly. But for the next year I’m riding that wave, because most, if not all, of my time is my own now. It always was, I suppose. But that doesn’t mean that it felt like it. That day … Continue reading Alma Mater
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My life as a black, disabled teenager
