Ellen Picker is a student at the University of Virginia who spends her Thursdays babysitting and her Fridays taking photos. Working on her Masters at the Curry School of Education while completing an English major at the college, she hopes to teach English in Europe after graduating. When not reading literature or in search of transcendent lighting, Ellen indulges in Charlottesville's arts culture, helping organize shows at the Garage and playing music with friends.
As early as your first steps and words, people begin to tell you things about yourself. What you’re good at. How you should behave. How you can improve. People uplift you. People put you down. It’s hard to figure out who you are when you barely have time to decide for yourself. But once you […]
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