Column: Biting the bullet

‘Rules and limitations do not exist when it comes to bullet journaling.’

Anna Velazquez and Andrea Plascencia|March 6, 2020

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"I realize I’m the one who’s truly in control of my emotions and feelings – those moments taught me a lot about myself, and awakened my love for art and the unknown."

Column: The scent of rain

Column: Them

Column: Them

"How do I wake up at 5:30 a.m. in a sleepless matter just to define the curls on my body to appeal to my own happiness?"

Column: A daily routine

"I am now a sophomore in high school, yet I still feel like I don’t belong here."

Column: New kid in town

"I wanted to go back to Mexico and be where I fit in, where everyone looked the same and no one judged each other. I felt so safe and loved in my native land." Courtesy of Kamila Reyes

Column: Mexican American: A life in two worlds

"I realize I’m the one who’s truly in control of my emotions and feelings – those moments taught me a lot about myself, and awakened my love for art and the unknown."

Column: The scent of rain

Column: Them

Column: Them

"How do I wake up at 5:30 a.m. in a sleepless matter just to define the curls on my body to appeal to my own happiness?"

Column: A daily routine

"I am now a sophomore in high school, yet I still feel like I don’t belong here."

Column: New kid in town

"I wanted to go back to Mexico and be where I fit in, where everyone looked the same and no one judged each other. I felt so safe and loved in my native land." Courtesy of Kamila Reyes

Column: Mexican American: A life in two worlds

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Column: Biting the bullet