Generation X, typically the children of Baby Boomers born between the years of 1965-1980 tend to have a complicated reputation depending on who you ask.
Year: 2026
When I was twelve years old, grief was a physical weight, a heavy, suffocating mantle that felt far too large for my young shoulders to
The engine of my brand-new, forest-green CR-V hummed with a quiet, mechanical perfection that felt like a victory song. For four years, I had lived
The sanctuary of a cemetery is often a place of predictable rhythms—the soft rustle of aged pines, the distant hum of a lawnmower, and the
Building a life with someone who has already faced the ultimate tragedy requires a specific kind of courage. When I met Daniel, he was upfront
There has been a cultural shift over the past year or so: being at the forefront of social media and Internet culture—or being “chronically online”—is
Back in 2022, True, a five-year-old under the care of social services, was dropped off at Children’s Nebraska in Omaha for a seven-hour heart procedure.
When I was a child, I used to line up my dolls and stuffed animals on my bedroom floor, pull out my mini-chalkboard and in
An unforgettable lesson in why you shouldn’t take someone’s food without permission. There’s nothing more annoying in an office setting than a coworker constantly eating
“It’s not the weekend for me.” Getting married and having a child is a huge life change and so when a group of friends goes