Monthly Archives: April 2014

In one of my previous essays, I has discussed about the symptoms, treatments and psychological theories of phobias and fears, as well as encouraged people to confront and overcome the fears in their hearts.  To be honest, it’s easier said … Continue reading →

Growing up, I had always gone to school with my best friends who all lived around me. We did everything together: school, Chinese lessons, dance classes, birthday parties, bus rides, everything. You name it, and I did it with my … Continue reading →

Matt’s House – Boise, ID – “I think the ethical egoist perspective makes sense; people should act in their self-interest,” said Matt. “Everyone would probably be happier!” I thought about this for a moment. That couldn’t possibly be right. If … Continue reading →

In the final year of high school, most students want to get away from home. They want to experience something completely new, and the thought of being independent is exciting. And maybe they feel restricted at home, so they crave … Continue reading →

It was always like an adventure to me. Full cabinets, one after another, like lines of caves waiting for me to explore within. An abundance of bottles lining the benches like diamonds longing to be mined and released from entrapment. … Continue reading →

Being perfect isn’t everything. 11th Grade: I was lying on the floor of my bedroom sobbing. The carpet beneath my cheek was sodden, but I couldn’t find the energy lift my head, let alone trod over to the computer to … Continue reading →

Tonight, the lights turn back on. Due to complaints from the surrounding residents, the lights have been off for months, preventing me, and other aspiring players, from practicing late into the night. But tonight, I swing the club with joy, … Continue reading →

Drama has never been a missing component of my life. I have, among other similar experiences, had my teeth pulled out without any numbing, been knocked unconscious as a result of falling off of a high chair, and been so … Continue reading →

“Act like everything fine and if it isn’t, we ain’t lettin’ anybody in our family business” Kanye West, Family Business   As I walked out of class, the screen of my phone showed two missed calls from Mom. This was unusual … Continue reading →

I will never forget May 3rd, 2011; but I can barely remember anything that happened.  My life was turned upside down: no activity, no music, no computer, and tons of mandatory sleep.  I received my 6th concussion on May 3, … Continue reading →