This post was written by Quincy Godwin after his year as a Global Gap Year Fellow.  Sometimes you tell a story that sucks. It’s an inevitable scenario stimulated by the warm glow of a loose conversation that knows no boundaries: … Read more

by Not Dale Carnegie Well pretty much the exact opposite of Dale Carnegie. By an 18 year old kid traveling the world about as gracefully as a fish climbs a mountain – bravely (stupidly?) venturing where no fish, or any … Read more

by Quincy Godwin They say what goes up must come down – my jokes disagree. They never land. *Confusion* But even when the sun was blotted from the sky by the cloud of my unlanded jokes – soaring high over … Read more

by Quincy Godwin High school girls make me just as nervous outside of high school as they did in high school, maybe even more. I found out this weird personal fault through the unlikely circumstance of being the topic of … Read more

by Quincy Godwin Hinduism is a particularly charming way of explaining the way our heads are put together, and how our souls have found these bodies made of star corpses that we carry through the plane of existence with a … Read more

She stops in the doorway of the kitchen and breathes in the familiar odor of cut carrots and friendly things. She sits down to her work with a smile supporting her sun-darkened cheeks, the pressure of her eagerness bursting within … Read more

by Quincy Godwin If I awake before 8 am on a Saturday morning it usually means that I’m expecting an amusement park, a huge breakfast forged at the hand of a master (e.g. Dad), Dragonball reruns, or an equally pleasurable … Read more

by Quincy Godwin Sometimes I find the things that actually happen to me a bit hard to believe. It’s pretty difficult to relay a course of events when the prose for such is too perfect, or similarly outlandish. My life … Read more