The windows are down and the wind breezes by my face. The street is crowded by houses that lie on top of one another. I see rippling lights, flickering to a rhythm that is not heard. The sky is pitch black with small sparkles hardly seen. I walk on the lumpy sidewalks with gum stains […]
This interview is thanks to Michelle Li and Liang Lu: Liang and Michelle: Hi, Mrs. Drahusz, how are you doing? Mrs. Drahusz: Very good, how about you? Michelle: We are here to interview you about your presence at the Wayland Middle School. Drahusz(although reluctant about the interview): Ok, what are the questions? Liang: So, which […]
By Sarah Raines On Friday March 11, Japan was struck by an 8.9 (now upgraded to 9.0) earthquake, creating a large tsunami with waves around 23 feet high. While we were in bed, the earthquake shook the whole country. Buildings swayed, glass shattered, and cars were swept away in the tsunami that followed the quake. […]
