By Carrie Tiggas My head hangs lowI start to crythinking of the daysI wanted to dieThe problems are bigMY will is smallI used to be bigI used to be tallI’ve changed so much since those daysI’ve gotten so smallwandering through the hazeI’ve been through so muchyou’d think I’d learnBut I don’t seem toI need someone … [Read more…]
By Kristi Dahl A world of colorand pearls of rainall of the partof season changea firefly sunsetthe beauty in lifethe wonder of naturethe diamonds of nightbreath of the planetthe wind in the skypearl of the waterfreezes and diesa whisper of silenceand violence of storma leaf flies the currentof the fall ’till it’s warmthe cycle of … [Read more…]
By Audrey Lopez The trees look alone,as they stand with naked arms. Reaching out to something,to make them more whole. Conversing with each other,in their own way. Trying to make it clear,that they’d be gone someday.
By Carrie Tiggas I sit alonelistening to the windI dream of the warmththat lies withinbut the cold holds melike the hand holds the knifethe thought is therethe will is notthe wind pounds in my headlike an echoing gunshotthe air hits my skinand makes me quiverIt stings my soullike a cold cold winterthe warmth is thereI … [Read more…]
By Molly Latterner I was here………………….Then I left.
By Maya Diedrich All 13 of us started out after a chaotic morning of trying to get everything taken care of. We finally got on our way about ten to nine and arrived at the Science Museum at 9:35. Everyone was trying to figure out where to get the tickets so we could start exploring … [Read more…]
By Kristi Dahl (Picked from the book “Bumper Sticker Wisdom-The Pulpit Above the Tailpipe”) In no particular order.
By Marcelle Dorenkamp I work at Dunn Bros., a coffee shop located in Wayzata. There are many different locations: Minnetonka, Lake St., Hennepin, St. Paul, and Wayzata. We sell baked goods, espresso drinks, Juice, coffee (of course), T-shirts, hats, and mugs. Those are just a few things we sell among many other items having to … [Read more…]
By Maya Diedrich On the corner of 101 and Minnetonka Blvd. there is a little doughnut shop which is famous for their fruit cake. As you walk into this wood sided building you first notice the country look of the blue wallpaper with white hearts, the fake flowers on all the tables, the soothing country … [Read more…]
By Kim Colway Kathy Seamans Wilcox, a former Mini-School student, gave me some insight about how Mini-School was from 1971, the year she started Mini-School, to 1974, the year she graduated, and how it affected her whole life in a positive way. As I talked with Kathy about why she went to Mini-School, her reasons … [Read more…]