Hello from quarantine! I that wherever this finds you, you are doing better than I am right now. Admittedly, things could be worse, but I am of the belief that things can always be worse. Right now I’m writing to you from my hammock in the park behind the house, so yeah, things really could… Read More A Letter to My Future Self
It’s crazy to think about how just a few days ago seniors were trying to find every excuse to leave school, and now I’m willing to bet most of us would sacrifice a lot to go back. I for one, know that my friends and I are already going a little stir-crazy sitting in the… Read More Tales from Quarantine
With the long weekend coming up, I’m sure you all have very ambitious plans for how to use your time. By that, I mean that everyone is planning on catching up on much-needed sleep and going to Airband practices, and that’s about it. While all of those things are great, I’m here to say something… Read More 5 Ways to Spend Your Long Weekend
It probably comes as no surprise to any of you that I’m a book nerd. Like a big one. I am in AP Lit after all, so reading kind of comes with the territory. Don’t worry though, I’m not here to remind you of the big semester project or of Hamlet. Actually, I wanted to… Read More On The Importance of Reading
Welcome to second semester senior year everyone! I don’t know if it’s just me, but this still feels unreal. I remember so clearly what it was like to be an incoming freshman. Needless to say, I was terrified of just about everything. The crowded halls, seemingly huge students, overwhelming course selection options and the general… Read More Thoughts on Senior Year
For those who don’t already know, skiing is practically a personality trait of mine at this point, so it should come as no surprise that I also managed to make skiing my profession. Before we get into that though, here’s a brief history of my family and skiing. I was born to a set of… Read More Being a Ski Instructor at North America’s Tiniest Hill