▼
▼
Showing posts with label storytelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label storytelling. Show all posts
27.3.24

Overcoming Bullying: A Personal Journey of Strength and Advocacy.

›
Discover how standing up to a bully in sixth grade taught me invaluable lessons about courage and speaking out. Hey, y’all. In support of an...
10.12.20

On the Pleasure of Silence: Remarks from a Modern Human (and Apologies to Alluding to Chevy Chase in Christmas Vacation)

›
In this post, I reflect on the importance of silence and reading in forming ideas. Reading allows for a more immersive and contemplative exp...
31.12.19

Thinking About the Roman God Janus On New Year’s Eve

›
The Roman god Janus as depicted on an ancient coin. New and old faces to anticipate the new year.       The Romans had a god named Jan...
24.2.19

Icarus Falls to his Death; a Cautionary Tale from Greek Mythology

›
"Icarus", Henri Matisse How many stories exist about a father who loses his son? How many stories are there of a son w ho fell...
2 comments:
19.3.18

"Rats!" by Robert Browning (excerpted from the Pied Piper of Hamelin, 1842)

›
Do you love rats? Read a delightfully bombastic excerpt from Robert Browning's 1842 poem "The Pied Piper of Hamelin". Fronti...
1 comment:
14.3.18

Subway Diary: That Time I was Struck by a Man on the F Train

›
Riding the F*#) train one morning . . . So, I was just sitting next to a mother and her son on a chock-full F train this morning. The mo...
1 comment:
25.7.17

Family Photograph: "Mamaw"

›
There's a photo in my mother's album of my paternal Grandmother, Veronica Greig sipping a cup of coffee. In 1992, my family moved ...