My younger cousin is a fan of Lil Uzi. Like a hardcore fan. I don't understand the hype. He's a terrible rapper. His voice is awkwardly pitched. ... and he dresses strange. So I took time to really think about his music and his persona in general... I think, I've learned to tolerate Lil Uzi … Continue reading Apparently, Lil Uzi is a Rockstar
Steve Harvey: A Hurricane Story Pt. 4
Harvey has for the most part passed, physically. His trail of destruction is still lingering though. As I said in Part 1, this was my first hurricane and I had no real idea what to expect before, during, or after the storm. Yes, I'd seen past new stories, and heard accounts from friends... HOWEVER... You … Continue reading Steve Harvey: A Hurricane Story Pt. 4
Steve Harvey: A Hurricane Story Pt. 3
I was sent a piece written by Robert Dean, a journalist in Austin. I feel like it needs to be shared... So that's what I'm gonna do. "I’m not a Texan. I don’t adore the Lone Star State. I’m a transplant who’s lived in Austin for the last four years. I can’t name the state … Continue reading Steve Harvey: A Hurricane Story Pt. 3
Steve Harvey: A Hurricane Story Pt. 2
I had the flu once and couldn't leave my room for two days. While I enjoyed not having to sit through droning lectures, talk to people, or make my own food, I was ecstatic when good health rescued me from my plush white walled prison. I'll accept any imagery your brain draws from my description … Continue reading Steve Harvey: A Hurricane Story Pt. 2
Steve Harvey: A Hurricane Story Pt.1
So, I was born and raised in Amarillo, TX. Spent 18 years of my life in Tornado Alley. The house I grew up in has a storm cellar outside. My senses know what to hone in on, I know what to look for in the clouds, what the air will smell like, what sounds to … Continue reading Steve Harvey: A Hurricane Story Pt.1
Onwards and Upwards
For some reason, I decided to sit on my curb instead of my porch. For some reason, I sat beside the only plant growing from the concrete (I checked). For some reason I couldn't stop staring at it. I had a realization. "Everyone in the world can relate to the little plant erupting from the … Continue reading Onwards and Upwards
Article Review: The Risk of it All
I'm big on mentoring and the impact it has on people (mainly students, because "people" also includes adults that suck, and I don't much care about them). My mentors played a huge part in my life, and I've seen friends fall from their path for a lack of having them. So i'm always interested in … Continue reading Article Review: The Risk of it All
