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Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel asYELL WITH ME
My eighth grade English teacher told me I should tryout to be a cheerleader in high school and I laughed in her face. I am far from bubbly and spirited, but that wasn't the reason why I found it so ridiculous. For my entire life, I have had a deep-seeded disdain for cheerleading, and sometimes, by p AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWER Three years ago, I lost a friend. We had fallen out of contact many years ago, but learning of her suicide made me rethink every interaction we ever had. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week, I want to share our story with you— the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I want you to know that ifDUNGEONS & DRAMA
I have the honor of being a dramaturge for this fall’s theatre production at our school. My dear friend Tyler (who is participating in the campaign I’m DMing) chose one of my favorite scripts (that makes it sound like it was my idea— it was not. He is much cooler and more informed than I am). It’s c THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’m WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the boo KELSEY GREERINTRODUCTIONABOUTNON-FICTION Kelsey Greer. Non-Fiction. Jul 15. Jul 15 The Why. Kelsey Lorimer. Non-Fiction. Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially notsomeone I love.
INTRODUCTION
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel asYELL WITH ME
My eighth grade English teacher told me I should tryout to be a cheerleader in high school and I laughed in her face. I am far from bubbly and spirited, but that wasn't the reason why I found it so ridiculous. For my entire life, I have had a deep-seeded disdain for cheerleading, and sometimes, by p AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWER Three years ago, I lost a friend. We had fallen out of contact many years ago, but learning of her suicide made me rethink every interaction we ever had. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week, I want to share our story with you— the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I want you to know that ifDUNGEONS & DRAMA
I have the honor of being a dramaturge for this fall’s theatre production at our school. My dear friend Tyler (who is participating in the campaign I’m DMing) chose one of my favorite scripts (that makes it sound like it was my idea— it was not. He is much cooler and more informed than I am). It’s c THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’m WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the booWAITING IN SHAME
My parents wheeled me into the third floor waiting room at Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital. “Stay here. We’ll come get you after we’re done,” they said as they left my sister and me behind. I didn’t know what a triple bypass was. I still don’t fully understand. All of that medical jargon overwhelms me.KEEP THE FIRE
I just spent the week in Wayne, America, running on at most 5 hours of sleep every night, averaging 17,000 steps per day, sweating through every article of clothing I packed at least three times due to 98 degree days and 80% humidity. But it was the best week ofHERDING CATS
This last weekend, I sat down around my dining room table with four of my closest friends and walked them through the character creation process for Dungeons and Dragons (5th edition). I couldn't believe it was actually happening. My friends are aKELSEY GREER
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. A YEAR FOR 100 BOOKS: THE BEST In 2018, I have read (or listened to) 100 books. Wow Kelsey! You are amazing! Thank you, I know. It also means that I have watched little to no Netflix or Hulu, am super behind on all of my podcasts, and have listened to the same 10 songs instead of seeking out new music. Butbecause I
THE WHY — KELSEY GREER Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially not someone I INK. — KELSEY GREER This past weekend, Josh, Reid, and I (representing Sneak Attack! Podcast) made another pilgrimage to Hoover, Alabama as guests of Hoover Public Library’s SciFi/Fantasy Fest. We were also guests two years ago and made a lot of amazing connections, so when they asked us again and our schedules were cl I'D LIKE TO THANK THE ACADEMY I’m no movie critic. Often I really enjoy something only to find out that everyone else I went with wants to rant about it afterward. Or people talk about how amazing a movie is, but when I see it, all I can think it But like why? But I do really love the Oscars. My mom’s best friend always ho KELSEY GREERINTRODUCTIONABOUTNON-FICTION Kelsey Greer. Non-Fiction. Jul 15. Jul 15 The Why. Kelsey Lorimer. Non-Fiction. Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially notsomeone I love.
INTRODUCTION
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel asYELL WITH ME
My eighth grade English teacher told me I should tryout to be a cheerleader in high school and I laughed in her face. I am far from bubbly and spirited, but that wasn't the reason why I found it so ridiculous. For my entire life, I have had a deep-seeded disdain for cheerleading, and sometimes, by p AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWER Three years ago, I lost a friend. We had fallen out of contact many years ago, but learning of her suicide made me rethink every interaction we ever had. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week, I want to share our story with you— the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I want you to know that ifDUNGEONS & DRAMA
I have the honor of being a dramaturge for this fall’s theatre production at our school. My dear friend Tyler (who is participating in the campaign I’m DMing) chose one of my favorite scripts (that makes it sound like it was my idea— it was not. He is much cooler and more informed than I am). It’s c THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’m PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the boo WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, KELSEY GREERINTRODUCTIONABOUTNON-FICTION Kelsey Greer. Non-Fiction. Jul 15. Jul 15 The Why. Kelsey Lorimer. Non-Fiction. Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially notsomeone I love.
INTRODUCTION
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel asYELL WITH ME
My eighth grade English teacher told me I should tryout to be a cheerleader in high school and I laughed in her face. I am far from bubbly and spirited, but that wasn't the reason why I found it so ridiculous. For my entire life, I have had a deep-seeded disdain for cheerleading, and sometimes, by p AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWER Three years ago, I lost a friend. We had fallen out of contact many years ago, but learning of her suicide made me rethink every interaction we ever had. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week, I want to share our story with you— the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I want you to know that ifDUNGEONS & DRAMA
I have the honor of being a dramaturge for this fall’s theatre production at our school. My dear friend Tyler (who is participating in the campaign I’m DMing) chose one of my favorite scripts (that makes it sound like it was my idea— it was not. He is much cooler and more informed than I am). It’s c THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’m PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the boo WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care,HERDING CATS
This last weekend, I sat down around my dining room table with four of my closest friends and walked them through the character creation process for Dungeons and Dragons (5th edition). I couldn't believe it was actually happening. My friends are aWAITING IN SHAME
My parents wheeled me into the third floor waiting room at Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital. “Stay here. We’ll come get you after we’re done,” they said as they left my sister and me behind. I didn’t know what a triple bypass was. I still don’t fully understand. All of that medical jargon overwhelms me. THE WHY — KELSEY GREER Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially not someone I I'D LIKE TO THANK THE ACADEMY I’m no movie critic. Often I really enjoy something only to find out that everyone else I went with wants to rant about it afterward. Or people talk about how amazing a movie is, but when I see it, all I can think it But like why? But I do really love the Oscars. My mom’s best friend always ho A YEAR FOR 100 BOOKS: THE BEST In 2018, I have read (or listened to) 100 books. Wow Kelsey! You are amazing! Thank you, I know. It also means that I have watched little to no Netflix or Hulu, am super behind on all of my podcasts, and have listened to the same 10 songs instead of seeking out new music. Butbecause I
KELSEY GREER
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. INK. — KELSEY GREER This past weekend, Josh, Reid, and I (representing Sneak Attack! Podcast) made another pilgrimage to Hoover, Alabama as guests of Hoover Public Library’s SciFi/Fantasy Fest. We were also guests two years ago and made a lot of amazing connections, so when they asked us again and our schedules were cl KELSEY GREERINTRODUCTIONABOUTNON-FICTION Kelsey Greer. Non-Fiction. Jul 15. Jul 15 The Why. Kelsey Lorimer. Non-Fiction. Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially notsomeone I love.
INTRODUCTION
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel asYELL WITH ME
My eighth grade English teacher told me I should tryout to be a cheerleader in high school and I laughed in her face. I am far from bubbly and spirited, but that wasn't the reason why I found it so ridiculous. For my entire life, I have had a deep-seeded disdain for cheerleading, and sometimes, by p AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWER Three years ago, I lost a friend. We had fallen out of contact many years ago, but learning of her suicide made me rethink every interaction we ever had. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week, I want to share our story with you— the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I want you to know that ifDUNGEONS & DRAMA
I have the honor of being a dramaturge for this fall’s theatre production at our school. My dear friend Tyler (who is participating in the campaign I’m DMing) chose one of my favorite scripts (that makes it sound like it was my idea— it was not. He is much cooler and more informed than I am). It’s c THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’m PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the boo WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, KELSEY GREERINTRODUCTIONABOUTNON-FICTION Kelsey Greer. Non-Fiction. Jul 15. Jul 15 The Why. Kelsey Lorimer. Non-Fiction. Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially notsomeone I love.
INTRODUCTION
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel asYELL WITH ME
My eighth grade English teacher told me I should tryout to be a cheerleader in high school and I laughed in her face. I am far from bubbly and spirited, but that wasn't the reason why I found it so ridiculous. For my entire life, I have had a deep-seeded disdain for cheerleading, and sometimes, by p AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWER Three years ago, I lost a friend. We had fallen out of contact many years ago, but learning of her suicide made me rethink every interaction we ever had. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week, I want to share our story with you— the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I want you to know that ifDUNGEONS & DRAMA
I have the honor of being a dramaturge for this fall’s theatre production at our school. My dear friend Tyler (who is participating in the campaign I’m DMing) chose one of my favorite scripts (that makes it sound like it was my idea— it was not. He is much cooler and more informed than I am). It’s c THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’m PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the boo WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care,HERDING CATS
This last weekend, I sat down around my dining room table with four of my closest friends and walked them through the character creation process for Dungeons and Dragons (5th edition). I couldn't believe it was actually happening. My friends are aWAITING IN SHAME
My parents wheeled me into the third floor waiting room at Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital. “Stay here. We’ll come get you after we’re done,” they said as they left my sister and me behind. I didn’t know what a triple bypass was. I still don’t fully understand. All of that medical jargon overwhelms me. THE WHY — KELSEY GREER Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially not someone I I'D LIKE TO THANK THE ACADEMY I’m no movie critic. Often I really enjoy something only to find out that everyone else I went with wants to rant about it afterward. Or people talk about how amazing a movie is, but when I see it, all I can think it But like why? But I do really love the Oscars. My mom’s best friend always ho A YEAR FOR 100 BOOKS: THE BEST In 2018, I have read (or listened to) 100 books. Wow Kelsey! You are amazing! Thank you, I know. It also means that I have watched little to no Netflix or Hulu, am super behind on all of my podcasts, and have listened to the same 10 songs instead of seeking out new music. Butbecause I
KELSEY GREER
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. INK. — KELSEY GREER This past weekend, Josh, Reid, and I (representing Sneak Attack! Podcast) made another pilgrimage to Hoover, Alabama as guests of Hoover Public Library’s SciFi/Fantasy Fest. We were also guests two years ago and made a lot of amazing connections, so when they asked us again and our schedules were cl KELSEY GREERINTRODUCTIONABOUTNON-FICTION Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness andisolation.
INTRODUCTION
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel asYELL WITH ME
My eighth grade English teacher told me I should tryout to be a cheerleader in high school and I laughed in her face. I am far from bubbly and spirited, but that wasn't the reason why I found it so ridiculous. For my entire life, I have had a deep-seeded disdain for cheerleading, and sometimes, by p AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWER Three years ago, I lost a friend. We had fallen out of contact many years ago, but learning of her suicide made me rethink every interaction we ever had. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week, I want to share our story with you— the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I want you to know that ifDUNGEONS & DRAMA
I have the honor of being a dramaturge for this fall’s theatre production at our school. My dear friend Tyler (who is participating in the campaign I’m DMing) chose one of my favorite scripts (that makes it sound like it was my idea— it was not. He is much cooler and more informed than I am). It’s c THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’m PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the boo WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, KELSEY GREERINTRODUCTIONABOUTNON-FICTION Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness andisolation.
INTRODUCTION
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel asYELL WITH ME
My eighth grade English teacher told me I should tryout to be a cheerleader in high school and I laughed in her face. I am far from bubbly and spirited, but that wasn't the reason why I found it so ridiculous. For my entire life, I have had a deep-seeded disdain for cheerleading, and sometimes, by p AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWER Three years ago, I lost a friend. We had fallen out of contact many years ago, but learning of her suicide made me rethink every interaction we ever had. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week, I want to share our story with you— the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I want you to know that if THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’mDUNGEONS & DRAMA
I have the honor of being a dramaturge for this fall’s theatre production at our school. My dear friend Tyler (who is participating in the campaign I’m DMing) chose one of my favorite scripts (that makes it sound like it was my idea— it was not. He is much cooler and more informed than I am). It’s c PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the boo WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care,HERDING CATS
This last weekend, I sat down around my dining room table with four of my closest friends and walked them through the character creation process for Dungeons and Dragons (5th edition). I couldn't believe it was actually happening. My friends are aWAITING IN SHAME
My parents wheeled me into the third floor waiting room at Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital. “Stay here. We’ll come get you after we’re done,” they said as they left my sister and me behind. I didn’t know what a triple bypass was. I still don’t fully understand. All of that medical jargon overwhelms me. THE WHY — KELSEY GREER Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially not someone I I'D LIKE TO THANK THE ACADEMY I’m no movie critic. Often I really enjoy something only to find out that everyone else I went with wants to rant about it afterward. Or people talk about how amazing a movie is, but when I see it, all I can think it But like why? But I do really love the Oscars. My mom’s best friend always ho A YEAR FOR 100 BOOKS: THE BEST In 2018, I have read (or listened to) 100 books. Wow Kelsey! You are amazing! Thank you, I know. It also means that I have watched little to no Netflix or Hulu, am super behind on all of my podcasts, and have listened to the same 10 songs instead of seeking out new music. Butbecause I
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Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me. INK. — KELSEY GREER This past weekend, Josh, Reid, and I (representing Sneak Attack! Podcast) made another pilgrimage to Hoover, Alabama as guests of Hoover Public Library’s SciFi/Fantasy Fest. We were also guests two years ago and made a lot of amazing connections, so when they asked us again and our schedules were cl KELSEY GREERINTRODUCTIONABOUTNON-FICTIONKELSEY SEYBOLD ONLINEMY KELSEY ONLINEMY KELSEY SEYBOLDTHE KELSEY GROUPTHE KELSEY SHOWKELSEY SEYBOLDSIGN IN
Kelsey Greer. Non-Fiction. Jul 15. Jul 15 The Why. Kelsey Lorimer. Non-Fiction. Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially notsomeone I love.
ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel asINTRODUCTION
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me.YELL WITH ME
My eighth grade English teacher told me I should tryout to be a cheerleader in high school and I laughed in her face. I am far from bubbly and spirited, but that wasn't the reason why I found it so ridiculous. For my entire life, I have had a deep-seeded disdain for cheerleading, and sometimes, by p AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWER Three years ago, I lost a friend. We had fallen out of contact many years ago, but learning of her suicide made me rethink every interaction we ever had. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week, I want to share our story with you— the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I want you to know that if THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’mKEEP THE FIRE
I just spent the week in Wayne, America, running on at most 5 hours of sleep every night, averaging 17,000 steps per day, sweating through every article of clothing I packed at least three times due to 98 degree days and 80% humidity. But it was the best week of WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the boo WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
KELSEY GREERINTRODUCTIONABOUTNON-FICTIONKELSEY SEYBOLD ONLINEMY KELSEY ONLINEMY KELSEY SEYBOLDTHE KELSEY GROUPTHE KELSEY SHOWKELSEY SEYBOLDSIGN IN
Kelsey Greer. Non-Fiction. Jul 15. Jul 15 The Why. Kelsey Lorimer. Non-Fiction. Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially notsomeone I love.
ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel asINTRODUCTION
Hello. Here you'll find my writings, both fiction and non-fiction, better depicting my take on the world around me.YELL WITH ME
My eighth grade English teacher told me I should tryout to be a cheerleader in high school and I laughed in her face. I am far from bubbly and spirited, but that wasn't the reason why I found it so ridiculous. For my entire life, I have had a deep-seeded disdain for cheerleading, and sometimes, by p AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWER Three years ago, I lost a friend. We had fallen out of contact many years ago, but learning of her suicide made me rethink every interaction we ever had. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week, I want to share our story with you— the good, the bad, and the ugly. And I want you to know that if THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’mKEEP THE FIRE
I just spent the week in Wayne, America, running on at most 5 hours of sleep every night, averaging 17,000 steps per day, sweating through every article of clothing I packed at least three times due to 98 degree days and 80% humidity. But it was the best week of WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the boo WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
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Kelsey Greer. Non-Fiction. Jul 15. Jul 15 The Why. Kelsey Lorimer. Non-Fiction. Our culture puts irrational expectations on women, our girls. It has caused me many tears, heartbreak, and periods of loneliness and isolation. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially notsomeone I love.
ABOUT — KELSEY GREER I’m a high school counselor who used to teach English and believes in the power of words. I'm based out of Lincoln Nebraska, and although I was born and raised here, I value travel as THE F-WORD — KELSEY GREER I’ve been sitting on this post for a month, because it’s never going to meet my expectations and express exactly what I want in the perfect way that I want. I’ve rewritten, scratched, edited, revised, mixed things around, but I think it’s finally time to push the birdie out of the nest, even if I’m PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATION Every summer, our vacation at the cabin by the lake is my reading week. I take a stack of books that I’ve accumulated over the year and try to knock out as many as I possibly can. This year I started my vacation with Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. If you’re unfamiliar with the plot of the boo WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR CAN MAKE Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s simple enough that there aren’t high expectations on me. In my family (since everyone is relatively local), the festivities only last one day, so I get four days to just relax and do what I want. However, it now stands as a symbol of self-care, WHY I LEFT THE CLASSROOM Tomorrow is the first day of school. Usually I'm full of jitters, nerves, dread, and pure anxiety at what my class rosters hold. What are the class dynamics going to be like? Will they laugh at my jokes? (That is the most important part to me) Will they be kind to me? Toeach other? Instea
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This last weekend, I sat down around my dining room table with four of my closest friends and walked them through the character creation process for Dungeons and Dragons (5th edition). I couldn't believe it was actually happening. My friends are a INK. — KELSEY GREER This past weekend, Josh, Reid, and I (representing Sneak Attack! Podcast) made another pilgrimage to Hoover, Alabama as guests of Hoover Public Library’s SciFi/Fantasy Fest. We were also guests two years ago and made a lot of amazing connections, so when they asked us again and our schedules were clKELSEY GREER
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OCT 2 THE VALUE OF A STUDENTKelsey Lorimer
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AUG 11 PRIVILEGE & PARTNERSHIP: THE BEGINNING OF A CONVERSATIONKelsey Lorimer
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DEC 9 A YEAR FOR 100 BOOKS: THE BESTKelsey Lorimer
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DEC 6 MY RELATIONSHIP WITH RUNNINGKelsey Lorimer
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OCT 17 THE F-WORD
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SEP 11 AN OBLIVIOUS WALLFLOWERKelsey Lorimer
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SEP 10 DUNGEONS & DRAMAKelsey Lorimer
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AUG 26 OVERGROWN POKEWEED AND INSECURITIESKelsey Lorimer
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AUG 13 RECURRING NIGHTMAREKelsey Lorimer
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JUL 30 WHEN THE EMOTION DROPSKelsey Lorimer
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JUL 30 WAITING IN SHAMEKelsey Lorimer
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JUL 29 YELL WITH ME
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JUL 15 THE WHY
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