I grew up in the Church. Strangely, I didn’t have a home church until early high school, but I went to a small private Christian school from first grade on (and a Christian preschool and Catholic kindergarden before that), so … Continue reading
Category Archives: Writing
Bronies and Gender Roles
Much of American society has accepted, for the most part, that it’s OK for girls to be tomboys. Whether in the girlish sense of being a sharpshooter with a hot pink gun and a mini-skirt, or the feminist sense of … Continue reading
A Different Christian Perspective on Regulating Our Free Market
This has been rolling around in my head for a while now, and I feel the need to spit it out. Read it, think about it, and take what you will from it. The truth is, I hate arguing, and … Continue reading
Remembering the Floating Egg Test: A Poem
Ever hear of the floating egg test? If you’re not sure if an egg is still good, float it in water. If it sinks, it’s good! …Or is it bad? I can never remember whether a floating egg is a … Continue reading
The Bus Ride
A writing exercise I did based on the following prompt: A used car salesman, a banker, and a movie addict are on a bus. Add a flat tire and an empty window seat. One starts laughing hysterically. Write the scene. Continue reading