Author: Sarah Shaffer
The Door in the Hallway
It was a first day like every other first day – and not like any other first day at all. All the familiar first day things – the flurry of faces, the smell of pencil shavings and new shoes, the tingle of excitement coursing through the...
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Serpentine Heroes
When you think about snakes, what comes to mind? If it's danger, deception, or just plain evil, you're not alone. But I don't think serpents quite deserve their wicked reputation. They're usually less likely to hurt a human than most of the...
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Sparkle
A long time ago, in a faraway land, Lived hundreds of dragons, majestic and grand. Their eyes – how they glistened! Their scales – how they shone! They had hordes of treasure they claimed as their own. Their claws were like swords! Their wings lifted them higher! But what the dragons prized...
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A Few Words of Wisdom for Students from Me
Hello, fellow students! The time is now here For us to begin an exciting new year! And, if you have just a moment to spare, There is a message that I’d like to share. Perhaps you’re now hoping that I’ll share my knowledge On stuff like classes and homework and college. You...
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Springtime in Boston
Last week, I visited Boston for the first time with my family. I loved exploring all the history, food, and architecture that the city had to offer. The juxtapositions of old and new, grand and small, and eerie and beautiful were truly amazing....
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Seven Friendly Pumpkins
Happy Halloween! Don't be scared! These seven friendly pumpkins of all shapes and sizes got dressed up to celebrate the spookiest day of the year with you! They hope you're having a fabulous fall full of fun, adventure, and treats!!! :) (They also want to know which...
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Clouds & Flowers
I recently spent a cloudy day exploring the High Line, a unique and beautiful park built on elevated train tracks. The flowers there were lovely, and even the bugs were sweet! As I wandered along, I took a few pictures that I'd like to share. I...
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