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John buzzed on my apartment-door. My heart was pounding out of my chest, my knees felt as it they were going to buckle, and I was shaking as I opened the door. I had a mad, mad, mad crush on this guy. He was, for lack of a better word, well favored. The second he…
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Trust
Throughout my whole life my mother would always tell me, “Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. ” I never understood what she meant, or what she was trying to tell me. But as I have grown older, I know what she was trying to say. Growing up as a child I was always…
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The day I stepped foot in this country seemed like a new beginning for my family. The date was June 24, 1994, and we arrived in Chicago, Illinois. I was eight years old with absolutely no knowledge that the English alphabet existed. I did not prepare myself for any of America’s culture; especially not for…
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“Cancel your Sunday night plans because I am not taking no as an answer,” my obnoxious Aunt said as she showed my mom and I an exotic poster of six alluring drag diva queens in luxurious, sexy and scandalous dresses. “Expect sparkle, feathers, incredible costumes, comedy, impersonations, sexy backup dancers and lashes for days,” she…
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It was one of those days. Those days where the weather outside was sticky hot. Those days where as soon as you step outside, a coat of sweat quickly emerged on your face and trickled down your face. With a basketball in hand, a subtle smirk appeared on my face as I noticed my neighbor,…
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“Jordan, what are you saying? Why are you saying that you are quitting your job? ” My mom was in the kitchen cooking up some of my favorite food, but I was not in the mood at all. I kept telling my mom that I have my reasons for what I am doing. I went…
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Waking up every morning is sometimes good and sometimes bad for me. Good because I could be dead but God decided to give me life. Then it’s bad because my life sucks and every day for me is a bad day. The smell of pancakes and eggs in the morning always wakes me up. The…
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As I waved to my dad though the window, I could see a tear dripping off his eye as he waved back. It had been a long time since I last saw my dad after his long business visit to Dubai 5 weeks back. I had my PJ’s on and my excitement was exorbitant that…
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Sophia walked outside with her class for recess. It was a cool October afternoon in South Arkansas. The sounds of children playing and yelling were roaring through the playground. Sweet Sophia had no idea she was about to take on the playground bully. Sophia was happy to have a break from her school work. She…
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Once upon a time, there was a tale of two childhood friends. Aladdin came from humble beginnings and Pinocchio’s family was into the arts. The two boys enjoyed playing in Pinocchio’s family’s art studio. The boys enjoyed playing together but their true passion lied in fantasy world. Aladdin enjoyed trying to paint but never had…
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