What Happened in the Kitchen With the Roommate
Lauren Vieira Lauren Vieira

What Happened in the Kitchen With the Roommate

I hear “rustling” downstairs followed by footsteps on the staircase.

He seems exasperated when he gets to the top of the stairs. He says, “Lauren, please stop cooking so late or at least figure out some quieter meal to make. It’s still a weeknight, I gotta get up in 5 hours. I feel like I’m a good roommate and try to keep clean and be quiet, and I’m feeling disrespected...”

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Flying Standby Through the CrowdStrike Outage
Lauren Vieira Lauren Vieira

Flying Standby Through the CrowdStrike Outage

You read that right- 46 total hours in airports. Almost longer than the time we spent at our destination. That’s what my family of 5 dealt with two weekends ago as we arrived at DIA around 10 at night on Thursday July 18, just as the outages were beginning to affect flights.

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“An Apostle of Tolerance”
Lauren Vieira Lauren Vieira

“An Apostle of Tolerance”

Separation of church and state in the United States came to practice in 1633 by Roger Williams, a minister, who was exiled from Puritan Massachusetts and settled Providence, R.I., in partnership with the Massasoit and Narragansett Tribes.

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The Power of a Gun
Lauren Vieira Lauren Vieira

The Power of a Gun

Skipping the pleasantries, I went straight to, “Do you guys need something?”

The large Native man squared up to me, huffed, and pulled out a glock, that was at the level of my chest after he bent his elbow upward to point it at me.

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She Was Probably Safer In Church
Lauren Vieira Lauren Vieira

She Was Probably Safer In Church

But just a second after landing the throw, the whole unit detonates in a blast that shakes the block. The guts of her home expel across the very small lawn and street in front.

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