Quarter ends; stress peaks, respite required.
Absent for a week: spring break.
“Will you remember me?” Seniors ask.
Summer chores: mow lawns, weed garden.
July’s silence: dodging talk of school.
Echoing halls whisper: school spirit soars.

Quarter ends; stress peaks, respite required.
Absent for a week: spring break.
“Will you remember me?” Seniors ask.
Summer chores: mow lawns, weed garden.
July’s silence: dodging talk of school.
Echoing halls whisper: school spirit soars.

Gather coins. Gather dreams. Dreams of future. Dreams in jars.
Welcome the party no one wants to attend. Picture it: me, penniless, just like Job of Old, in a world that is unprepared for my destitute, disrobed debut. Nobody wants to see that, especially me, exposed in this wild modern life! So, in order to tackle this dilemma, let’s break down my three-pronged strategy for…
“You chirped all summer from morning to night;
Am I to nourish you in your blight?”
The GulfBottomlessblue waters,where warm currentscradle energy.Storms risein fits.Tempests swirlin whispered rage,thunder clapping,chaos breaking.Surely youwill carry somethingwhen you hitland.Our land,intentionally slicedto keep usseparate.Unequal.Angry.A divisioncuratedin those vastblue waters.You have renamedthe big blueabyss.Your endgame?Only youknow.But it leaves usisolatedfrom the worldbeyondthat blue gap. Building Bridges Across the Gulf Not everyone is trying to widen the distance across the gulf….
[Saturday 8:45 AM] Dan:Good morning, Benji!I hope your weekend is off to a splendid start!We should discuss our nonverbal communication project. [Saturday 9:02 AM] Benji:[Typing…] [Saturday 9:03 AM] Dan:Remember, it’s due on Monday. [Saturday 9:15 AM] Benji:[Typing…] [Saturday 9:16 AM] Dan:It’s imperative we meet to solidify our ideas and plan our presentation. Thoughts? [Saturday 9:30…
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