Love letters to girls I’ve smiled at vaguely thinking it might be true love
I thought I saw you when I stepped to the counter the third morning in a row, and you waved […]
I thought I saw you when I stepped to the counter the third morning in a row, and you waved […]
Every time I am asked to choose what I do in my spare time on a Buzzfeed quiz, I find
The defining feature of an only-childhood is playing alone. As the solitary offspring of my parents, I conjured for myself
I laugh, relaxed on the couch, at Instagram raccoons. At their bad-posture-spines and their chubby bellies. How sweet, a paper
My father passes me a pack of gum as he drives us to school. My brother can now sit in
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The Strandcast team is back for a bittersweet ending, joined by authors featured in our Spring magazine, PLAY. Jasmine and Erica discussed family history, Jennifer and Julia talked about imagined romances, and Noah and Miranda naturally brought the episode to a close with the topic of raccoons. We never expected the academic year to end on such a note, but we are so proud to have made this episode to finish off our experience as editors of the Strandcast. Sending love and good vibes from Jasmine, Noah, and Jen.
Today, it’s been three weeks. I mean, it started earlier, of course, but it was three weeks ago that I
Fuck, he’s gone again, oh no, no. Oh no, oh there he is
The six elaborate reasons behind why it’s appropriate for me to dress my baby up and take her for walks