Quesadillas
My specialty is quesadillas. I love to throw them in the microwave for fifteen seconds. Then, I finish them off with two minutes in the air fryer. Then, they taste…
I graduated college after a severe traumatic brain injury.
By Gentle Witch
Graduated college with a double major
Former federal government employee

My specialty is quesadillas. I love to throw them in the microwave for fifteen seconds. Then, I finish them off with two minutes in the air fryer. Then, they taste…

Eggs are my specialty. I can cook them sunny-side up, over-easy, hard boiled, or soft boiled. I can scramble them, and I can add spices until it tastes phenomenal. What…
Heatwaves that break records, natural disasters escalating – Climate change is no longer a distant threat.
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Seeing war unfold in real-time on social media made it feel more personal and terrifying than past conflicts.
I watched it live, in disbelief. It felt like a scene from a dystopian book or film, not real life.
I remember refreshing the map every hour. The tension was unreal. Biden’s win felt like a big sigh of relief.
I marched. I listened. I learned. It felt like a movement that was long overdue.
The lockdowns, the fear, the masks. I don’t think I’ll ever forget the eerie quiet of those first few weeks.
I remember waking up and feeling disbelief. I felt dismayed and forlorn. It was a turning point in political conversations everywhere.