I have spent the last four years of my life at this school searching for answers to questions I have about this thing we call life. And after all this time, I have found that there is no one way to live. The answers to life are situational, and there are different answers for different points in your life. The experiences you have in these times are going to help you deal with the worries that are to come, but it’s important that you listen and take note of the things they teach you. These are some lessons I learned…
Author: Dayday Wynn
Today’s world spends too much time looking for ways we are different. We are quick to separate ourselves from each other and spend an endless amount of energy trying to prove that one of us is better than the other. Why are we in such competition with each other? Some people who identify with “White America” believe that they are superior to “Black America,” and vice versa. On a regular basis, I hear about Africans claiming to be “better” than African-Americans. There are cultures who believe that the darker people of their country are “dirty” or “less pure” than those…
What were you afraid of as a child? The dark? Snakes? Bee stings? Those were all common fears many of us had as kids growing up. As time goes on, those fears tend to fade away and get replaced by new fears, but some of those fears never go away. What do you fear now? Maybe your fear is still snakes and bee stings. I still struggle with my fear of the dark to this day. But one thing I know the majority of us fear is death, even though most won’t admit it. As young children, death is that…