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A Year Ago…And Today

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How An Expansive Mindset Helped Me Thrive During a Power Blackout

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The Reality of Virtual Shopping

First, I’ll say that I don’t enjoy shopping online. I don’t like entering my personal data and thinking of some cyber spy collecting the data or counting my keystrokes. I especially don’t like entering my bank information. However, after the lockdowns and also due to living in a city that doesn’t have much to offer …

by pnwauthor October 6, 2021

Pandora’s Suitcase (on the Closet Shelf)

What hid in the suitcase perched on a closet shelf? After I moved into my parents’ guest room, I avoided the closet which had been stuffed to the brim with discarded relics of previous occupants of the room. It took over two years before I tackled clearing the closet of snowboarding equipment, school books, toys, …

by pnwauthor July 25, 2021July 25, 2021

Remembering the Era of Poetry Chapbooks

Compared to Holden Caulfield of the J.D. Salinger’s novel Catcher in the Rye by my high school creative writing teacher, I thought that I had a foothold in the world as a poet. I hadn’t read the novel yet so I had no idea the mental state of the character Caulfield. True, my creative writing …

by pnwauthor June 22, 2021

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