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My Dearest Mom,

It's been a hard few years, but I've been pushing through just like you always taught me to. Mother's Day is just another day for me, because it is not possible for me to love or appreciate you anymore than I already do. When it gets to be this time of year, however, there are so many thoughts that race through my mind and there is only one person who I could talk to that always understands--you.

Today, at age nineteen, I look back on all you taught me as I

Hey Mom, remember a few years ago when we were driving through those old slums in India, and some beggars started tapping on our car windows for money? For me, it was so uncomfortable! It was saddening to see them so desperate and helpless in those poor dirty roads. I’m so sorry to admit to you Mom that the thought going through my head at the time was, “I hope we get out of here as soon as possible!”

I’m sorry because right as I thought that, you delved into your purse and pulled o

Rehtaeh Parsons was just another girl, living a normal life in Nova Scotia, Canada. However, unlike any other girl, she succumbed to a trauma that no one would wish on his or her worst enemy. She was gang raped by several boys at the age of just fifteen. Horrific enough as this was, one boy apparently took and released a photo of the young girl being assaulted to the public, unleashing a reign of bullying on Parsons.
Technology has been the best and worst thing to happen to our society.

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When I was a kid, my siblings and I met on the bottom bunk in my little brother Tyler’s room and held contests. My older sister Kaitlin always created and judged them. Tell a good ghost story. Name the new baby Mom was expecting. One contest, I competed with Tyler and my little sister Libby in cursive writing. Kaitlin looked at our sentences and declared Libby the winner.

“You always pick one of them!” I screamed and ran off, locking mys

I took Creative Writing in college freshman year, and I ended up writing a letter to my mom, which was completely real. There was something laying heavily on my chest for years that I needed to tell her, and so I thought this might be the best way.

I took Creative Writing in college freshman year, and I ended up writing a letter to my mom, which was completely real. There was something laying heavily on my chest for years that I needed to tell her, and so I thought this might be the

Every time that a tragic event takes place in our country we’re constantly faced with the questions and theories that seek non-existent answers. In the case of the shooting that took place in Newtown, CT at the elementary school, many people began to point fingers towards the topic of gun control. Yet is it really the answer to the problem? Are guns themselves to blame? How is it that we as a country can place blame on an inanimate object rather than pause and question if we ourselves are in

Syrian revolutionaries slip through allies and stomp over rippling puddles; their surroundings alternate between silence and raucous as intermittent gunfire claps in the distance. A soldier of the rebellion peeks around a brick wall. Aside from massive amounts of rubble and debris, the street ahead appears clear. The cautious soldier dashes into the roadway. Instantly, bullets crackle all around him; he propels himself down the slippery path. Military snipers fire from an apartment window

Hi. My name is Savannah Thorpe and sometimes I stay up ridiculously late to write things that no one will probably ever see (and I ranted about it here: http://goo.gl/78cRm). After spending an afternoon with an actor friend of mine, I spent the next two nights going insane trying to get this idea onto paper into a monologue-esque form. And after I got done and got some coffee, I was actually fairly proud of it, to my great surprise. So I decided I would turn over a new leaf and share it with th

I never wanted my Friendship with him to break or my love to be untold and so I neared him, step by step, gathering my courage. And the next moment I made my proposal, there was a moment of disappointment .It wasn't because he rejected my proposal but whenever made any replies to it. We were best friends for ages and now our families were closer. For this reason I wasn't able to get back from him and also I didn't want to do it. At the night I made him knew that I was in love with him, I wasn't

1996 – I turned six years old, and the Baltimore Ravens were introduced into the NFL. This didn’t mean much to me at the time, but later it grew into a major source of bonding in my family. Football traditions were formed in my family that brought us together unlike anything else had up until that point.
My first memory of sports also happened to be the same time I learned a ton of new words – my older (by nine years) brother’s obscenity filled outburst after a Raven’s devastating last mi

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