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Art Still Is Life
Daily writing promptWhen you were five, what did you want to be when you grew up? View all responses An Artist. Then I went on to pursue writing and drama. I did not know any painters. I have had moments to live out that dream and anytime I engage it, it goes well.
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Nicole.
Daily writing promptWhat is your middle name? Does it carry any special meaning/significance?View all responses My middle name is Nicole. It doesn’t mean much to me, or at least it didn’t until I went to Egypt. I met a woman there named Nicole and we looked alike. The first thing she said when she saw me was, “wow, my sister how are you?” She told me her name and I said I was Nicole too. She…
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Daily writing promptWhat is one question you hate to be asked? Explain.View all responses I would never answer this question. It would guarantee that I would be asked it. This will have to remain a mystery.
A Pueblo of Many Colors: The True Founding Story of Los Angeles
In 1781, Los Angeles was founded as a small farming village—not as a massive European colony, but as a modest agricultural community established by families from what is now Mexico. The settlement, officially named El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de Los Ángeles, was organized under the direction of Spanish governor Felipe de Neve. At the time, California was part of the Spanish empire,…
The Advice I Needed Back Then
Daily writing promptWhat advice would you give to your teenage self?View all responses If I had to give my teenage self some advice, it would be to slow down. To be more selective. To be braver with my feelings and thoughts in person. Don’t keep everything bottled up and only on the page. I would also tell myself that it’s okay to keep things to myself—to hold the things I love sacred, in my…
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Outschool Review: Flexible Learning Options for Families
Photo by Julia M Cameron on Pexels.com In today’s fast-changing digital world, education is no longer confined to traditional classrooms. One platform leading this shift is Outschool, an innovative online learning marketplace designed specifically for children and teens. This platform is for students who are home schooled, traditionally school, and anything in between. The classes have small…
Father Angelico: The Saint of Ash Wednesday
This past Wednesday my family and I participated in Ash Wednesday service and for some reason we left the church on an unusually high note. On our way to my son’s basketball practice, we were all very chatty and full of ideas. I have a feeling that this is going to be a very special Lenten season. Possibly even an artistic one. Could it be the blessing of Father Angelico? Father Angelico, The…
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Facing Life's Challenges: A Six-Month Journey
Daily writing promptWhat is the biggest challenge you will face in the next six months?View all responses Over the next six months, I have some big challenges staring me down. The kind that makes you double-check your coffee intake and your calendar. But oddly enough, I feel momentum building too. Like I’m about to shed an old layer of skin and step into something new.I love a good…
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Why Military Service Matters to Patriotism
Daily writing promptAre you patriotic? What does being patriotic mean to you?View all responses Protection is a strange thing. Most of the time, you don’t notice it until it’s gone. You don’t realize how much stability you live inside of until you move somewhere—say, an island—where the infrastructure falters and the basics you once took for granted suddenly feel fragile. In the United States,…
Restoring Voting Rights: A Path to Rehabilitation
Daily writing promptIf you had the power to change one law, what would it be and why?View all responses If I could change one law, it would be this: every person who has completed their sentence should automatically have their voting rights restored. No paperwork. No petitions. No second punishment. While I am speaking about women, this doesn’t exclude men. I am simply reporting on a topic I…
Discover Paul Laurence Dunbar: Poet's Legacy and Impact #TIH
Photograph of poem “We Wear the Mask” by Paul Laurence Dunbar in the Public Domain Paul Laurence Dunbar was doing a lot before most people even knew his name. Born in 1872 to parents who had been enslaved, Dunbar grew up with stories, songs, and a deep love for language. By the time he was in high school, he was already writing poetry—and not quietly, either. He was president of his school’s…
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On Both Sides of the Line: Hispanic Soldiers of the Civil War #Military
Photograph shows a full-length portrait of three officers of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment. Sitters have been identified as Second Lieutenant Ezekiel Gaulbert Tomlinson, Captain Luis F. Emilio (center), and Second Lieutenant Daniel G. Spear (National Archives) Group shot, officers of the 54th Mass. Colored. United States, 1863. Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/2010650833/. When we…
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Is It Right For You? Modern Challenges and Opportunities in School Choice
Photo by RDNE Stock project on Pexels.com If the country is moving to a merit-based society, that is great. However, there are some places that will need to modernize their infrastructure. But in the meantime, we like to get in motion as much as we can until the pendulum swings in our favor. As a child, my parents chose where we lived based on the school district alone. When my mother was just…
Celebrate Chinese New Year 2026: Fun Traditions for Kids
Exploring new cultures is the best thing. If you can’t leave your hometown, the good news is you can use social media and your local community to explore things around you. In our home, we love Chinese New Year. We love the bright red decorations, the exciting traditions, and most of all… the red packets! Chinese New Year is a special celebration that marks the start of a new year based on the…