The ground beneath the fallen, stiff leaves is frozen. The cold, brisk air invades my lungs; I exhale my visible breath while sitting on an old wrinkled tree. The sound of soft droplets that echo on the firm ground can only be heard if one stops breathing for a few moments.
Read MoreAfter detaching myself from the Internet, I realized that the only approval I needed was from myself. I found myself doing things I enjoyed for me, not for the world to see.
Read MoreNovember 11th was another successful night at the BAM Harvey Theater with Professor Murtha, Professor Larson, and part of the ACES crew. I marked my calendar the very same day I got the email.
Read MoreOn October 29th, the ACES Family engaged in a cultural outing to witness Umusuna: Memories Before History. But first, let’s trace back our steps. Besides the odyssey that Professor Murtha endured trying to give back the deposits when all she had were twenty dollar bills, the first stop was from the ACES Center to Graziella’s.
Read MoreMy family moved to the United States, but I always missed how peaceful and joyful the village I grew up in was, and wished that one day I could go back to join them. Six years passed, and I finally had a chance this summer to go back to visit with my entire family. I was so excited.
Read MoreMaking a last minute decision is not always an enjoyable situation as this one was for me. Before I discuss the Chinatown dinner that I had the privilege of attending, I would like to point out that it was a very memorable experience that I enjoy telling people about again and again.
Read More“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone” I whisper to myself as I’m about to sign my life away to some random employee at the Grand Bahia Principle Resort. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been terribly afraid of heights.
Read MoreWhat was the most joyous moment of my life? I don’t know yet! This is how part I of SHORE Catalyst dance performance ended at the basketball court of PS11 in Chelsea.
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