drive to jericho to see an aerial performance
if i ever own an orange car i will be delighted in being other people's
delight; playing the rainbow car game
on long drives without ever making it past red
is never a good idea.
if i ever own an orange car i will be delighted in being other people's
delight; playing the rainbow car game
on long drives without ever making it past red
is never a good idea.
some people say that every time you make a choice, an alternate dimension is created where you made a different one
this may or may not be true in the real world, we might never know
it's certainly true in my mind
The way that people talk and write about college made me think I knew what I was in for. But it’s a Wednesday night in April, and I’ve finished all of my homework for the day, so I’m in a restaurant alone.
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If you could go back in time and tell your younger self anything, what would it be?
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Get down low and look up – way up at tall buildings, towering trees, an expansive sky. Take photos!
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How do you imagine yourself at age 30? Can you imagine it? What has changed? And what has stayed the same?
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Throw open the windows, poet Billy Collins urges in "Today," his joyful poem about spring. Let the "warm intermittent breeze" lift you up and carry you off. In poetry or prose, explore the sense of freedom and celebration of spring.
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When spring takes over from winter, there is a sense of new beginnings, rebirth, hopefulness. Share your discoveries through photography, painting, or another artistic medium of your choice.
Writing
The four astronauts of NASA's Artemis II have traveled farther from Earth than any humans in their loop around the moon this week. Imagine what that feels like!
Congratulations to The Tomorrow Project's monthly award winners! March's award goes to abigail_and_bean, 15, of Vermont, for the painting and accompanying narrative, "Crossing Familiar Waters."
Robert Frost fans, here's an event for you on April 15!
High school writers: Here's a two-week virtual program in fiction writing, led by editors of Amherst College's literary magazine. Scholarships are available. Find out more.