To every thing there is a season by Alistair MacLeod
Only when you let go, can you understand the next step In Alistair MacLeod’s short story ‘To Every Thing There is a Season,’ the boy is experiencing a passage of life. He no longer believes in Santa...
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Writing in company of speech critiques, guitar gods and amazing music (e.p....
Hey talonskids, After trying to write my speech and starting over a million times, I finally got it down staying after school today. So thanks for all those speech critiques, Kiko’s awesome poster of...
View ArticleWe’ll go through this twice (e.p. draft #2)
Hey guys, thank you for all the comments and suggestions on my last post. Here is my second draft, I tried to make it go somewhere. I’m not sure how much it worked and whether it is better than my...
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Last minute inspirations (final e.p. speech)
From my 2nd revision, I went through yet another one. Still, I felt unsatisfied with my speech. So the night before our mock-speeches (which is the night before Night of the Notables), I began a...
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A strange homecoming
When strangers ask about where I’m from, I invariably turn to the most convenient example: Vancouver. If I said instead, the name of my hometown, people will without fail, come up with a blank. Thus,...
View ArticleThe 8 o’clock 143
I haven’t taken the bus to school since October. I realized quite how long that is as I was standing in line on Como Lake and Porter this morning at eight. Every very few minutes or so, I would turn my...
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