At the ripe age of 21, Ariel lives in failure of that first step. She’s filing papers now, an administrative assistant at the Dropbox headquarters in the heart of Silicon Valley. She watches the computer engineers check in and out behind the front desk on the third floor, and all day this plagues her with a sense of inadequacy. She thinks about her upbringing in an upper-middle class
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Garret has a head cold. Naturally he’s in a foul mood. His world has stopped
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Once upon a time, there lived an average family. The patriarch, Joe, had an average job making average money with an average company. The matriarch,
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The patio door swung open. I panicked and jumped about ten feet. She was near me, a car’s length to my left.
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Dead?” she asked the officer standing at the door. Martha wore a shocked look.
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You know those horror stories that start out with a line something like ‘it was a dark and stormy night’? This isn’t one of those.
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