Honestly, I’m in disbelief that I was able to write a post and publish it while in the trenches of my first year of law school. About ten minutes ago, I was in the middle of studying for a quiz in Criminal Law when I talked myself into taking a break. The material started blurring… Continue reading Taking A Break
Tag: reflection
Just The First Step, Not the Whole Staircase
Hi again. Anyone out there? It's been a while. I've started so many posts with that line that at this point it sounds a little gimmicky. I promise it's not. I simply like to acknowledge when I've disappeared for a while, through no fault of my own. I'll admit, normally not writing puts me in… Continue reading Just The First Step, Not the Whole Staircase
A Turn of Events
I recently made a post public on social media in response to the disgusting and infuriating Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v Wade. I wasn’t going to say anything for a very long time but after that news, I just had to. It’s incredible what can drive us when it feels like the world and… Continue reading A Turn of Events
Take Up The Space
The other day I was on Twitter and wrote a quote tweet that got quite a bit of unexpected attention. It didn’t go viral or anything but it get more attention than my other tweets. You’re probably thinking ok, who cares? Here’s why it matters. At least to me. The quote tweet was in response… Continue reading Take Up The Space
A Special Feature
Hi. Been a while. I know, I know. Life has been hectic! If you can forgive me, I’d like to discuss something special. This post is belated, but you know what they say…. better late than never. Without further ado, here’s the announcement: this blog is featured in the textbook Getting Real About Inequality: Intersectionality… Continue reading A Special Feature
Two
Happy Valentine’s Day! Well, here I am. It’s been two years since my SDR surgery. Yes, it’s unbelievable. Though, time tends to do that. Move forward. It’s been a tough couple years in terms of all the recovering, physical therapy and personal training. Like I’ve said, SDR recovery takes work. Discipline. Even so, I don’t… Continue reading Two
Shovel That Snow, Please
This past weekend, we got a lot of snow here in New York City. I always like looking at the snow from my bedroom. Especially when it’s nice and clean, undisturbed from city life. It’s pretty. Wished it snowed last month in time for Christmas. Another topic. What I really want to talk about is… Continue reading Shovel That Snow, Please
The Spastic Diplege 