When I was 13, our first significant creative writing project of the year was to write an alternate ending to “Animal Farm.” Super fun! Until I got pulled aside one day. My English teacher, Mrs. Creviston, firmly believed I had not written what I turned in, and in fact suspected the author to be my
Hi! My name is Hannah. I will be doing posts on this blog once a month. (I might do more than that later.) You may notice some of the photos on this blog were taken by me. I’m Tony’s 11 year old sister. I’m on this blog for three main reasons: 1: I wanted to
The Fabulous Miss Whitney I thought this would be easier to write than it is, but all I want to do is cry. Whitney, I love you and I will never be able to repay the role you have had in my life and in our family. For those of you who don’t know Whitney,
Diagnosis labels shouldn’t matter to people we don’t know…but they do. I wish I was able to walk into a store without having to explain so much as one of my son’s conditions…but I can’t. If you’re a parent of young children, you know…no matter how much you treasure your kiddos, store shopping with them
Happy Saturday and welcome to what will be my usual posting day 🙂 I would like to quickly say it was great to hear from everyone that e-mailed and texted me after my launch this past Monday. And thank you for making time once again in your busy worlds to read my words! This week,
This past summer I wrote a series of very emotionally raw e-mails to a group of friends that I no longer get to see on a regular basis after I started to go all Mount Vesuvius over some things I was experiencing. I’m pretty sure my occasional e-mails are the only reason they know I’m
