A small misstep with big discoveries
By Madeline Seymour | April 30, 2018How a fall down the stairs taught me to slow down
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How a fall down the stairs taught me to slow down
We limit ourselves to an array of different experiences for no good reason.
If you’re like me — on a budget with student loans galore — Costco is the place for you.
To me, a Yankees cap will always be a symbol of loyalty. Always.
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about psycholinguistics.
At the very least, I’m not longer a young tween that drools over Zac Efron. Nope. Now, I’m a young adult that drools over Zac Efron.
While some students are well-rehearsed and used to these enormous lectures, I’ve just begun to familiarize myself.
I believe that professors need to trust their students to learn as much as students need to trust their professors to teach.
If everyone embraced all experiences, head-on, and searched for the good that could arise, I believe we would have a happier and more fulfilled world.
Until recently, I had never given much thought to the names I used.
