As an administrator, I often tell the kids to block whomever is bothering them on social media or on their cell phone. The funny thing is, in real life, I have a hard time blocking people. I am often told that I’m too nice. It’s true. I try to listen to everyone’s perspective and giveContinue reading “BLOCKED”
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We Lit
As you know, I love Charlotte. I’m pretty sure I say that in every blog I write. Well, here it is again. One of the other reasons I love Charlotte, besides the weather and lovely summer activities, is because of my friends. When the pandemic first began, we were all stuck in the house. WhileContinue reading “We Lit”
Author Spotlight: Author Bailey Gee
Tell Us About Yourself I’m Bailey. I wrote poetry based on my experience living with mental health issues. I have been writing since I was a small child. Writing has always been an escape for me. I fell in love with poetry in high school. What accomplishment are you most proud of? The accomplishment I’mContinue reading “Author Spotlight: Author Bailey Gee”
Culture, Diversity, and the Elderly
Originally posted on September 9, 2021 by Bel Canzo If someone asked me what I think about the difference between my culture and America’s culture at this moment, I would probably cry. In Brazil, my country, we usually take care of our parents when they are not able to take care of themselves anymore. I wrote about this before, butContinue reading “Culture, Diversity, and the Elderly”
San Diego: Choosing Happiness
If I could travel all the time, I would. I won’t bore you by telling you how much I enjoy traveling. You can tell from my Instagram pages and Tiktok. I prefer beaches to cities, but I’d do either or. So, this adventure takes place in the beautiful city of San Diego. The plus is,Continue reading “San Diego: Choosing Happiness”
My First Time
I never thought I’d be where I am today.
Booked: A Novel
“Many years ago, a life was taken and it changed everything.”
Belize Me
Best kept secret of Central America
“For many of us, publishing the traditional route is not an easy option.”
Love in the time of Corona
March 13th, I came back home from Charleston, South Carolina. I was down there for a recruitment trip, as a representative of my school district. The career fair was sparse with applicants. There were more schools there than potential employees. The hum was in the air, but I did not realize what the hum meant.Continue reading “Love in the time of Corona”
Shana Hannibal 