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Sugar, Spice, and Somewhat Nice

Growing up in a Vietnamese-American household, there were a lot of ingredients I could find in my kitchen that I would come to understand weren’t common across my peers’ households. The flavors and staples of cuisine I would come to use in my own cooking and dining, once I was old enough to learn, weren’t always the same as my friends.

By |December 7th, 2023|Categories: T-Wolf|0 Comments

Frazzled Thoughts Late at Night

Recently, I moved to a different neighborhood in which there's another girl who shares my name. It was weirdly interesting to me knowing someone with the same name as me, especially predominantly growing up in areas filled with fewer Indian people.

By |November 21st, 2023|Categories: Lasya Sangana|0 Comments

Journaling

For three years, I have kept a journal. It started as a way to vent all my emotions, a way to organize the chaos in my head, and all I had to do was write. I started to figure out how to cope with situations I struggled to understand.

By |November 16th, 2023|Categories: Erin Settlemier|0 Comments

Over the Garden Wall

think it is pretty safe to say most people enjoy fall, even if fall is not your favorite season. There are many reasons to love fall; there's the leaves changing colors, pumpkin carving, hay rides, and of course all the food that comes with the change in temperature. All of the things I mentioned do make fall great but the reason I love fall is because of a cartoon network mini-series that changed my life.

By |November 9th, 2023|Categories: Bex|0 Comments

A love letter to home

Over 2,000 miles. I could only endure it with you three. In August, I had the opportunity to drive from my hometown in Mexico to Rochester, New York, where my brother lives. We were leaving him off to his second year of college, but even if it was the second time around, it still hurt. I love having him around. But that trip was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that connected me closer to my family, where we did things we never thought we would and learned that, overall, love will always keep us together.

By |October 26th, 2023|Categories: Ana María González Paniagua|6 Comments

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