The block that I grew up on was lined with massive sycamore trees. Their peeling bark was a patchwork of tan and grey. When their seeds fell each fall we would pick the tufts apart. […]
Author: Kate Haas
Kate’s fiction has been published in Black Candies, 365 Tomorrows, and The 33rd. She is a native of Philadelphia and a graduate of Drexel University.
Kinda Cool Things about Life in the Suburbs
There is nothing remarkable about most suburban towns. Their allure lies in being safer, cleaner, more spacious alternatives to the city while still being an easy commute away. Since last week’s post was about Things […]
Things You Take for Granted When You Live in a Major City
My town had its annual food truck festival on Monday night. In case you don’t know, this is when a bunch of food trucks show up at a designated spot at a designated time. Nearby […]
Identifying Plants with PictureThis
There is a colossal evergreen tree in our yard that oozes white sap, drops cones, and has big droopy branches. We never knew what type of tree it was since it’s a leftover from the […]
The 13 Real Villains of 13 Reasons Why
Since the new season of 13 Reasons Why premiered last Friday I have spent much of my free time watching all thirteen episodes. Season 2 picks up five months after Season 1 and follows the […]
Ocean City, New Jersey for Those with Short Attention Spans
Ocean City, New Jersey is the place to go if you want the all-American boardwalk experience without the bars, casinos, and Jersey Shore look-alikes. OCNJ is aptly nicknamed “America’s Greatest Family Resort”. It is located […]
Seven Surprisingly Awesome Things about Being a Mom
This is shaping up to be one of those weeks where my new obsession is not of my choosing. It’s track season for my son which means that it’s track season for me. The meet […]
