“There is no time for cut-and-dried monotony. There is time for work. And time for love. That leaves no other time.”

— Coco Chanel

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  • Love is a Game We Play at Recess

    What do you remember from recess? Taking a sip of water and hearing someone count to three, “1… 2… 3”? Playing jump rope under the shade? Waiting in line for an uncrustable and chocolate milk? What do you remember from… Continue reading

    Love is a Game We Play at Recess
  • Loitering With Purpose

    I know I talk too much. It has always been an insecurity I use to attack myself. Especially when I feel embarrassed, whether because I have misspoken or been misunderstood. Ironically, I actually love to talk. Sometimes I can talk… Continue reading

    Loitering With Purpose
  • Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Hamlet’s Grief and Subconscious 

    Psychoanalytic interpretation of literary and cultural texts has the power to illuminate many facets of interplay between psychological textual disposition and historical contexts. Any psychoanalytic interpretation is subjective to the time and form of cultural representation, thus, any interpretation is… Continue reading

    Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Hamlet’s Grief and Subconscious 
  • Free Fall

    When you think you like someone, you feel your emotions begin to rise. It’s 1:00am and you know you have work in the early morning, but still, you can’t stop texting them. Only fools let the present moment fizzle caution… Continue reading

    Free Fall