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Debra Anazonwu, Editor for Personal Statements

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Crow’s Feet: Life As We Age

A Dozen Regrets From a 66-Year-Old Woman

If only I could turn back time to skip #9

Aug 21, 2024

Analog clock mounted on a wall bracket reads 9:30.

Aug 21, 2024

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The Narrative Arc

I’m an Identical Twin Even Though I Don’t Look Like One

My twin was shocked when I broke the news to her in our 65th year

Nov 7, 2023

My taller, thinner twin sister stands next to me.

Nov 7, 2023

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Books Are Our Superpower

If You Want to Keep Screwing Up Your Financial Life, Don’t Read This Book

I don’t read a lot of personal finance books, but this one truly changed my money mindset

May 24, 2024

Brown eggs nestled in a transparent container have expressions drawn on with a Sharpie. The four eggs in the front row look apprehensive, sheepish, amused, and upset.

May 24, 2024

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Crow’s Feet: Life As We Age

The Man I Want to Marry is Matchmaking for Me

Unrequited love happens to seniors, too

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Surrounded by waist-high yellow wildflowers, an elderly couple smiles.

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Publishous

Texas Seasons Have Something Surprising for Everyone

Summer, spring, winter, and fall are too common, y’all

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A close-up of bluebonnets, the Texas state flower

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E³ — Entertain Enlighten Empower

The Magical Tuesday in Ramadan When Everything Came Together

It was one of those days that make life sweeter

Mar 31

A man and a woman high-five each other.

Mar 31

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Crow’s Feet: Life As We Age

The Beautiful but Burdensome Weight of Time

The older you get, the louder the clock ticks

Mar 17

Bright yellow alarm clock snuggled on a bed

Mar 17

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The Live. Love. Laugh. Pub

Why Renting a Room Changed My Life for the Better

March Prompt: Learnings from living in someone else’s house that changed me

Mar 12

Small bedroom with a bed, dresser, and two nightstands.

Mar 12

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E³ — Entertain Enlighten Empower

From Suicide to Survival: The Power of the Semicolon Movement

Life is full of trouble, but it’s worth living

Feb 28

A blue T-shirt with a white semicolon design is pictured.

Feb 28

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Career Paths

How To Get Started With This Unexpected Career

It’s tough to get into the profession, but the rewards are worth it

Feb 19

A woman in blue scrubs with blue plastic gloves stands against an outdoor background.

Feb 19

Debra Anazonwu, Editor for Personal Statements

Debra Anazonwu, Editor for Personal Statements

Curious memoir, science, and self-help writer. Personal statement editor for college, residency, and professional programs (d.anazonwu@gmail.com).

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