Bolts
My sister is the family’s unofficial historian — every memory runs through her like lighting bolts. She can remember every detail about every event from her childhood.
I graduated college after a severe traumatic brain injury.
By Gentle Witch
Graduated college with a double major
Former federal government employee
My sister is the family’s unofficial historian — every memory runs through her like lighting bolts. She can remember every detail about every event from her childhood.
My mom leaves me inspirational quotes in my inbox like she’s running a self-help blog.
My dad measures love in acts of service, not words. He worked full-time for over 30 years to support our family.
My farthest sibling in age is chaos and calm in one person — loud laughter, quiet loyalty.
Probably nothing — I get motion sick on airplanes, so I can’t imagine surviving a launch to the moon.
Pure joy. Five minutes on that thing burns calories and bad moods.
Less concrete, more mud. Fewer people, more peace.
Put on upbeat music, grab a mop, and suddenly housework turns into a mini HIIT workout.
It’s focus, discipline, and controlled power. Plus, it teaches me calm under pressure.
It sounds boring, but stretching feels like giving my body an apology for all the sitting I’ve done.