From Dusk ‘Til Yawn
It’s 5am. No wait, maybe it’s 7am? . . . I don’t really know anymore. The times start to blend
It’s 5am. No wait, maybe it’s 7am? . . . I don’t really know anymore. The times start to blend
“Five little monkeys jumping on the bed!” I sing this in a high-pitch Disney character tone on repeat to my
How can we feel so disconnected when we are more connected than ever before?
Change can be scary. I'm in a new state, on a new time schedule. Just finding my way home without a GPS is a challenge. Finding a new workout routine is an even bigger struggle.
The weather sirens blare as I rush home to grab my rain gear, stopping at every powerless traffic light, staring impatiently at the clock wondering if I’ll make it across town by the 10 p.m. newscast. I rush upstairs, grabbing a pair of heavy boots and a station-labeled hat and coat. I reach for my keys and a bruised banana on the counter knowing that it’s going to be a long night. The clock is ticking as I rush out the door frantically. I quickly go through a mental checklist before I bolt back into my room to grab a tube of red lipstick. As I stare in disbelief at the MAC label in my hands, the clock stops ticking.
It’s more than self-destruction when our crippling comments are changing the way the children view themselves.
If I could run as fast as my nose, tights, and eyeliner, I'd be taking home more than participation medals at local races.
It’s 8:30. I know this because I’m staring at the clock wondering how much longer I can endure this bootcamp