Monthly Archives: October 2011

A year ago during my cousin’s graduation, we get a call saying that my grandmother isn’t feeling well. Later on that night I found out that she had experienced a brain hemorrhage and that she was not recovering. After two … Continue reading →

Monologue   Back when I was a sophomore on my school basketball team I was one of five who had made it the year before. We were a great team the year before and now we were an even better … Continue reading →

My greatest passion in life is baking. Baking is such a big part of who I am, it’s practically my life.  I was in love with baking as far as I can remember. I was the type of kid that … Continue reading →

Last weekend was my birthday weekend! Of course I had a fun filled day planned with my boyfriend; I wanted to go to Build-A-Bear, Madame Tussauds, and to eat at Benihanas. I planned to go to these places because I … Continue reading →

Its more of a story than a monologue really. There’s actually no ‘logue about it. hmmmmm…..     I remember the day as if my mind were a bronze plate and the image had been etched into it. As a … Continue reading →

A long time ago, from when I was maybe 7 or 8, my dad and I went to India for vacation to visit my grandmother. She lives on this farm, so she has a lot of animals like cows and … Continue reading →

In life everyone undergoes events that change them. For me it was getting my drivers license. At age 17 everyone usually gets their driver’s license. For some it’s a quite easy task while for others like me its not. In … Continue reading →

Every year, exactly a month after my birthday my mom is exactly seventeen years older than me. So, your mom has you as a teenager and immediately you’re a statistic. There’s NO possible way, you can have a good and … Continue reading →

I’ve been best friends with one of my best friends for eight years. We’ve gotten into a fight or two, but over stupid things. But senior year I went on vacation with two of my other friends. We went out … Continue reading →

One thing that changed me growing up was my first baseball game. I was never really a sports fan, and I never really understood what was going on, but I thought it would be cool to go to a game … Continue reading →