Shark Girl
Her small toes kissed the white, hot, soft sand and her small eyes glistened reflecting the ocean’s waves. At eight years old, this was Hannah’s […]
Articles by Mollyjones2018
When I Close My Eyes: By Karen Richards
The frigid air gnawed through my skin like a parana’s sharp little teeth. I watched the other kids playing on the playground and I hated them. […]
Just a mom…
I am “just” a mom . . . This week I was able to coordinate the placement of a port for my 22 year old. […]
A love unlike any other.
Bren was merely nine when he discovered the love of his life. His parents were hosting another party and he had known there was a […]
What is art?
If tomorrow I were to say “it is raining gumdrops”, would you believe my lie? What if you hadn’t seen the sky in your entire […]
The Sick Chick
Although recovering from pneumonia, Shira stood stronger than ever. As the sun shined brightly over hundreds of people, she was ready to make her voice […]
Why I Teach, by Ted Chambers.
Today the US Senate voted to confirm Betsy Devos as the US Secretary of Education – a very wealthy person who has dedicated her time, […]
Get to know us by Sharday Claire El-Assar.
My name is Sharday Claire El-Assar. My father is Essam Mahmoud El-Assar. He is a Muslim and an Arab. A Palestinian, to be exact. He […]
If you give a baby a Twitter by Everett Aldrich.
“Another little sketch. This is what happens when you give a baby a Twitter account. (although the bottom image can be replaced by any Donald […]
The profound resilience of the Human spirit by Lily Cushman
For much of my childhood my Mom was involved in smuggling illegal aliens across the state. One of my earliest memories is driving all night […]