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Friday Jamboree: Amelia Earhart and Magical Thinking
This week was all about reading, writing, interviewing, working, and traveling (not long distances!) for me. Hullabaloo all around. I interviewed an Air Force Pilot for the NorthEast Independent; my first byline in a paper other than my college newspaper’s printed today. Of course, my dad laminated the page. I also interviewed North Kingstown High […]
How to Decide: The Know Yourself Edition
Recently, Sarah Wilson wrote about indecision. Once I read the first few paragraphs, I couldn’t stop; she was me, I was her! (And we are all together!) Below is my own experience with indecision, including stories of roommates, Mom and Dad, and self-worth. I’ve always been indecisive. I’d waffle around the house for days, wondering […]
How to Become a Wizard
You Need a Wand. The wand is an extension of the self. If you don’t have a wand, you’re not a wizard, and I say “Hogwash!” to anyone who disagrees. Luckily, you don’t need to deplete your small source of money (sadly, as a wizard in this day and age, your income will be fairly […]
Movie Review: Larry Crowne
I see a lot of movies. And I have a lot of opinions. So the logical conclusion to these two statements is that I write reviews. Actually Allie is a really great place to showcase these reviews, so here goes! Last week my friend Sia and I walked into the movie theater and picked a […]
Tips for Making More Tips
I’m not a waitress, but I do work in the food business. I am a “Sandwich Artist” at Subway, a fancy term for someone who works nearly every day cutting bread, making backups, cleaning dishes, and dealing with customers, nasty and nice. Counting tips at the end of a long shift is quite rewarding, especially […]
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