It was the summer of 2018 on a hot August sunny day. I had decided to go skating a bit. I was new to the skating community around this time. … Read More
Author: Nicole Zuniga (Page 1 of 2)
After reading The Wife’s Story by Ursula K. Leguin I enjoyed how the perspective was given through the mothers. I was able to get a sense of what she was … Read More
Siblings can get on one another’s nerves here and there. Especially when they’re both of the same sex. Two sisters Melissa and Nicole were always in one anothers space. They … Read More
“Listen to me very carefully Nicole, you can’t wear high waisted pants that are tight over your belly button because it can irritate and cause an infected belly piercing, we … Read More
Most of my childhood I was always with my older sister. We both shared a room so there was never any privacy for us both we pretty much just learned … Read More
When it comes to writing memoirs I would say it’s relatively easy. Writing about something that I know by heart through having a first hand experience. However sometimes it does … Read More
Growing up I’ve always felt like I was on my own. My parents were always working and once they came home were too tired to do much. My sister was … Read More
When I think of the word friendship three small friends come to mind Pochi, Rosie and Queso, my hamsters haha. Sometimes our furry friends are the ones closest to us. … Read More
It was a long journey Sebastian and Stacy had set for. Almost a 2 hour bus ride. Stacy was looking out the window observing all the different neighborhoods they passed … Read More
Myriam Gurba review on Jeanie Cummins novel was something I enjoyed reading through because, just like Gurba, I myself am Mexican American. Mexico has always been surrounded with stereotypes just … Read More
