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Month: April 2015

On Seeing My Father’s Face for the First Time in Nine Years

Memoir, Writing

On Seeing My Father’s Face for the First Time in Nine Years

I can’t say for sure exactly why, but two days ago, I sat down at my computer, opened Google, and … Continue reading On Seeing My Father’s Face for the First Time in Nine Years

How Dr. Who Is Getting Me Through Grad School

How Dr. Who Is Getting Me Through Grad School

Well, not financially of course. But emotionally? Psychologically? Yeah. My fiancé introduced me to the series last year, just a … Continue reading How Dr. Who Is Getting Me Through Grad School

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