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The New Feminism (and Why Women Are Worth Fighting For)

Posted by Elisa | Nov 20, 2014 | Art of Advocacy, Create Awareness, Seeking Justice, Women's Empowerment |

Yes, I do love Harry Potter, thank you very much. And because of the fame of the boy who...

The Prospective Ardor of the Buccaneer Baboon and the Privateer Pup: A Short Story

Posted by Elisa | Nov 14, 2014 | Uncategorized |

This short story was prompted by the following image: “The Prospective Ardor of the Buccaneer Baboon and the Privateer Pup” _____________________________________ Unfortunately for me, I’m a pirate. Pirates don’t...

Short Story: Welcome ElectrAliens

Posted by Elisa | Nov 13, 2014 | Uncategorized |

This short story was prompted by the following image: Never before has the wind whipped like cream and the ocean churned like butter as much as it did this time, in their new device. I don’t believe in magic;...

Love Thy Community: The Angel in a Fashionable Red Coat

Posted by Elisa | Oct 24, 2014 | Busy Moms, Create Awareness |

I met an angel in a fashionable red coat yesterday. I liked her a lot. I wish I took a selfie with her, but maybe she wouldn’t have shown-up in pixels anyway. On Facebook, my picture of us would just be a blank spot...

Ebola: Three Ways to Mitigate Your Worry

Posted by Elisa | Oct 18, 2014 | Anthropology Psychology Sociology, Create Awareness, Global Health, Spiritual Discipleship, Stuff of the Heart, United States, Ways to Make a Difference |

We aren’t fully panicking yet. But as an infected man went through our token international airport a few miles off, I am beginning to hear the stirring speculations: Is it possible that maybe Ebola carries through the air?...