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I’m Addicted….And You Should Be Too!
I have to confess, I’m addicted. And I’ve done everything I could to fight this habit. I went to libraries, I left my wallet home, I abstained for days and sometimes weeks. On my lunch break I went on my long walks down 18th Street, NW. The route to the left would take me to Dupont […]
Childhood Memories: Where Does Rain Come From?
Memories There’s nothing like warm rain in the summer. Every drop that lands brings warmth. It were those warm summer rains, with their powerful thunder and lightning and melody that remained in the memories of my childhood. No matter where my life would take me or bring my way I would look back to those […]
When Faith Reaches The Tipping Point
Our lives are constantly in an experiment with faith. A faithful or faithless lifestyle can be understood through a glass of water. The glass represents our faith. The water represents our hope. First we must understand that there is no other type of faith, but real faith. You can’t have a half-hearted belief, otherwise it […]
The Real Life Scale; Life Balance (Washington D.C.)
A few years back when I initially arrived in D.C., I was enrolled in the Washington Center academic internship program. One of the seminars I remember, which was highly recommended, had to deal with the topic of, “life balance.” Initially, I laughed at this seminar and said to myself, “how can one not have […]
“Poverty Never Bothered Me”
Poverty never bothered me; I can live on four hundred dollars cash per annum, if I must; time to think, and freedom of action, are much more important to me at present than any possible economic advantage.
When Internships Go Sour
This week, I am going to focus on the internship experience, but a different issue that many students are hesitant to address.
The Story About Everything: Chapter 2
Her gaze was set straight ahead with cold gripping eyes. About 10 feet away there was a bush sitting atop a rock which was followed by a thickly populated dense green forest. Without any movements and barely breathing she tried to comprehend what exactly she heard – was it all in her head? Could I […]
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