In memory of Jules E Scheffer.

When we are children we do not know what love actually is. We know that we love our parents and love any one related to us but the physical emotion behind it we do not fully understand.

My Biggest Achievement in Life

Let me start off by saying that commitment and following things through until the end is something that I’ve always struggled with. Growing up, some of my goals early on were influenced by my caring mother who wanted the best for her kids. Things like going to school every…

Real Friends

We know and meet thousands of people in our lives. Some people just pass through. Some are friends. Some are enemies. Everybody has a…

The Burn

Walt Disney World: Truly the Happiest Place on Earth

Change and then Change

As we get older we begin to understand and see the world for what it is. The only issue about that is that everyone’s world is completely different. It wasn’t till I had gotten older and looked back at everything I’ve experienced that made me realize how different the world was which…

Family Goes Beyond Blood

Its amazing how much of an impact someone can have on you in a mere four short years, but you showed up and did…

COM-440 Blog #3: “The House on Eldorado”

Most people don’t know much about Weehawken, New Jersey, a small suburb between the…

Wasting Away Again in Kelleys Island-ville

Since the summer after I was in seventh grade, my family has vacationed on Kelleys Island during the last week of July every summertime. If you ask me what my favorite place is, I say Kelleys Island. If you ask me where I feel the happiest, I say Kelleys…

Lifelines

As a child of divorce, you go through many different phases. First, the blissful ignorance that you only understand as a child to a situation far beyond your mind’s capacity — you parents are splitting up and there’s nothing you can do about it. The second, the blame phase. “Is it my fault they don’t love…