Month: September 2021

Class started with us talking about the Ernst reading. We started by going around in a circle talking about our opinions on the reading. Christian started the discussion on how it wasn’t surprising to him that he was finding/reading more racial bias. I also think Marina made an interesting point in bringing up that everyday… Continue reading September 23, 2021

250 words When the author was a boy growing up in Baghdad many grieving women would often visit his grandmother. The mourning lady and his grandmother would chat for a while, but once the opportunity presented itself he would ask the women to tell him a story.  His favorite stories were of romance and fairytales,… Continue reading “The World of The Arabian Nights”

I don’t like my writing. I’m not an English person. It just doesn’t click in my head. I’m not good at spelling and I certainly can’t spout out different grammar rules. In fact, I’m sure if you went through this writing you could find more than a few mistakes. I’m hoping that through writing in… Continue reading Me as a Writer

As I stepped further away from the mob of colors and sounds that assaulted my eyes and ears, I stepped closer to the thing I’ve been waiting for all week. With each step anticipation gripped my stomach a little tighter and was not let go. I’m sure at some point, eventually, it’s grip started to… Continue reading A Fond Memory