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Letters To Atarah
Read more: Letters To AtarahDear Atarah, It’s been a while since I last wrote you a letter, and quite honestly, I do not know how I will write this one for you either. My days have been filled with so much darkness that rendered me incapacitated. There is a deep sense of loneliness and fear that I couldn’t quite…
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Letters To Atarah
Read more: Letters To AtarahDear Atarah, I went to church today. You probably have already noticed that my faith has much influence on my decision-making process, even if I often deny it. I really did not want to leave the house, seeing that the rain might pour down at any moment. I went anyway. However, I was late after…
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Letters To Atarah
Read more: Letters To AtarahDear Atarah, I woke up at eleven in the evening, unsure of what to do at such an awkward hour, so I made myself a cup of hot chocolate. The house was so quiet, I could hear myself breathing. This kind of silence is not unfamiliar to me. But you know, the more silent it…
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Letters To Atarah
Read more: Letters To AtarahDear Atarah, It rained again today, though not as heavily as the last time. I didn’t dare step a foot outside. I’m glad I finished cutting the grass and cleared my front yard before it started raining again. It was getting pretty overgrown, and if I left it for another few days, it would have…
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Anywhere But Here
Read more: Anywhere But HereIf you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be? If you told the 28-year-old me where I would be when I turn 30, I would believe you.If you told the 25-year-old me where I would be when I turn 30, I would also believe you.If you told the 20-year-old me where I…
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Yagami Light From Death Note
Read more: Yagami Light From Death NoteWhat villain actually had a good point? For this one, let me dig up my anime phase and talk about Yagami Light from Death Note. Let me be completely honest, I do not agree with writing someone’s name on a death list just for being under suspicion. And I have always been against capital punishment…
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The Post Office
Read more: The Post OfficeEvery place has a story. The post office holds thousands of them.Each story is told in different ways.Most of the time, with words written on a parchment.Other times, with photographs of people, places, and things. And on some occasions, with objects encased within a cardboard box. Every story has a storyteller. The post office welcomes…
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Letters To Atarah
Read more: Letters To AtarahDear Atarah, It rained quite hard today. It started slowly at first, then all at once, like it could not decide how it wanted to fall. I found myself watching it longer than I meant to. I am not entirely sure why I am writing this. It just felt like I wanted to put a…
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Grand Opening of the Little Post Office
Read more: Grand Opening of the Little Post OfficeDear Reader, Something I have been working on is finally ready. On Monday, July 6th, I will be sharing the first Letter to Atarah. I hope you will stop by! Some feelings are meant to be spoken. Others linger a little longer, waiting to be named and written on paper. Letters to Atarah is an…
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My Thoughts on Lighthouse by Noah Kahan
Read more: My Thoughts on Lighthouse by Noah KahanI’ve been sitting on my desk for a good minute thinking of a way to describe how I feel about the song Lighthouse by Noah Kahan. It’s been playing on loop for about an hour now. First of all, his voice is what I want to hear if my life had a soundtrack. It’s so…
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Teleportation? Maybe not.
Read more: Teleportation? Maybe not.I was going to say teleportation, but never mind! I have this burning desire to travel the world, learn every language, experience different cultures, and get to know people from every part of the world. I want to breathe in the air, feel the grass on the mountains, swim in bodies of water, and eat…
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When Life Gives You A Reality Check
Read more: When Life Gives You A Reality CheckDo you have a quote you live your life by or think of often? I was 11 years old, Grade 5, when I came across Napoleon Hill’s famous quote, “Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve.” Back then, each class could decorate their own classroom however they want. Grade 6 students decided…

