Hi everyone! I hope you're doing well during these tumultuous times. Make sure to stay safe! We're still in the midst of a global pandemic, even though many have chosen to forget it. If you do plan to leave the house, whether it be for essential activities or to participate in a protest, make sure … Continue reading Announcing Elloquently.com
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A philosophy for reading self-improvement books
Word of caution: I’ve been reading way too many philosophy books recently, so this post might become a bit philosophically involved. If anything here confuses you or piques your interest, I’d recommend checking out the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy to learn more 🙂 After reading my latest series of blog posts, you might be thinking … Continue reading A philosophy for reading self-improvement books
4th Grade Basketball
The NCAA tournament starts in just a few days, and with it comes the typical madness. The basketball madness most think of is crazy half-court buzzer beaters and monstrous dunks all performed by the nation's best. And yet, there exists another madness. One filled with more mania than any NCAA tournament. The madness I refer … Continue reading 4th Grade Basketball
Art and Science Essay
This was an essay for a class Prompt: How are Art and Science similar? Art and science are similar in that they are both fields of imagination. The so-called “boring” scientist dreams up an interesting explanation for a mystifying phenomenon. He then tests this theory multiple times in order to find the truth. While this … Continue reading Art and Science Essay
Persuasive Essay (Teacher Pay)
Think back to school, and imagine one teacher; the one teacher who inspired you to be you. The teacher who gave you the most priceless gift of all: The gift of learning. Teachers have a big impact in educating and preparing future members of a civilized society. Would it surprise you to hear that … Continue reading Persuasive Essay (Teacher Pay)
3 Tips from a Current Student to Manage Stress in School
School is actually here. Students are now faced with reality. Homework, social life, and the imminent threat of college all weigh heavy on one's peace of mind. These three burdens are commonly grouped into one category known as stress. Stress is usually a bad thing. According to The Mayo Clinic, stress can have effects on … Continue reading 3 Tips from a Current Student to Manage Stress in School
The Browsing Trap: Narrated by a Victim
Even as I write this I am caught in the grasp of the Internet. It is taking hold. I cannot resist the urge to read the summaries of all the Transformers Movies because I just remembered those exist. I know I should be writing, but can't that wait just a bit longer? … Continue reading The Browsing Trap: Narrated by a Victim
My brother, LEGO Star Wars, and I
To say my little brother and I have a rocky relationship would be a gross understatement. To him, I am a bossy dictator. To me (The right opinion of course) he is a nettlesome little pest. As he tramps around our house he announces his presence by making a loud, blaring sound, … Continue reading My brother, LEGO Star Wars, and I