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An Ode to Weedwacking

Published by Ashley Rosen
Cut hands Bruised calves Aching shoulders Sweat filled eyes Grass coated skin   The scent of mixed gasoline permeates the …
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Bertoua, Cameroon

Published by Stephanie Mayle
I’m currently three weeks into my time in Cameroon, and yet it somehow feels like a lifetime. There is so …
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My Notes App

Published by Carolyn MacLeod
“Rape is not about sex. Rape is about power.” I quickly tapped this quote from an office coworker into a …
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The Rain and the After-Rain

Published by Madeline Davet
I’m seated in our open-air kitchen listening to “Luna Roja,” periodically swatting mosquitos and spooning frozen mango as I try …
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An Acai Bowl of Emotions

Published by Natalie Tarn
The ethereal voice of Mehana soared as I gazed over the expanse of Kilauea from the peak of Nihoku on …
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The Vernacular of Chile

Published by Evelyn Garcia
Hello! My name is Evelyn, and I’m writing the blog for this week! Throughout the weeks that we been here, …
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two girls smiling in front of a lake

An evergreen experience

Published by Ashley Hare
Seattle is growing pretty quickly, and with that so is its tourism industry. Coffee, an active volcano, Jeff Bezos, a …
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