Rovva, thank you for remembering us and for encouraging other young writers. You put your heart into YWP, and we watched you grow and try new things and become a beautiful writer. You say, "this community changed my life." Wow! I second Anna's comment that "we were so lucky to have you." Thank you for sharing this tribute to YWP!
We were so lucky to have you, Rovva! It was a pleasure working with you and helping you build a portfolio of publications. Thank you for sharing your story with us!
A very beautiful piece on the trials of our world. I appreciated the encouraging and hopeful ending, it reminded me of the ideology of carrying your cross. There is such beauty and honor in carrying on even when the world tries to bury you.
remember that your mental health should ALWAYS come first- make sure to continue self-care in any aspect you can, and check in with yourself! create and reinforce healthy boundaries with your partner and maintain a sense of open communication! honesty is all that people want. also, if you have a bad memory (like me) write down little things about them to help remember in the future! it's a sweet gesture and shows that you do care about them. stay safe and happy! :)
Was it like one of those scenes in movies where the car drives by and the person gets splashed by the water?
This is very uplifting:)
Rovva, thank you for remembering us and for encouraging other young writers. You put your heart into YWP, and we watched you grow and try new things and become a beautiful writer. You say, "this community changed my life." Wow! I second Anna's comment that "we were so lucky to have you." Thank you for sharing this tribute to YWP!
We were so lucky to have you, Rovva! It was a pleasure working with you and helping you build a portfolio of publications. Thank you for sharing your story with us!
A very beautiful piece on the trials of our world. I appreciated the encouraging and hopeful ending, it reminded me of the ideology of carrying your cross. There is such beauty and honor in carrying on even when the world tries to bury you.
Thank you so much.
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remember that your mental health should ALWAYS come first- make sure to continue self-care in any aspect you can, and check in with yourself! create and reinforce healthy boundaries with your partner and maintain a sense of open communication! honesty is all that people want. also, if you have a bad memory (like me) write down little things about them to help remember in the future! it's a sweet gesture and shows that you do care about them. stay safe and happy! :)
Gary Paulsen is pretty much the best author ever!!!! Have you read Woodsong or Winterdance? (also by him)
This helped, thank you!