Judith Jascha
Bio
Mom, sister, teacher, student, writer. I love to touch on all areas as I like to expose myself to new things. My goal is to use my experience to entertain and educate.
Stories (53/0)
The Mystical Forest
"How did I get here?" she asked, wiping her eyes. Julia had laid down for a nap, only to wake up in a place that was unfamiliar. For a moment she felt afraid, but that fear quickly faded as she looked around. Surrounding her was the most beautiful sight she had ever seen. She looked around with amazement.
By Judith Jascha22 days ago in Fiction
Quiet On the Set
A few weeks ago, I learned that ID was airing a documentary about Nickelodeon. As someone who grew up on Nick, I was eager to watch. In recent years, there have been a number of actors and actresses come forward with stories from there times with the network. After watching all four episodes, I was saddened to discover the terrible things that happened behind these shows that brought me so much joy as a kid. I admire those who were brave enough to share their stories.
By Judith Jascha23 days ago in Motivation
The Day that Changed Everything
I've been wanting to write this story for awhile now. They say some things you never forget. Twenty years later, sometimes it still feels like yesterday. Deep down, the pain is still there, though I have learned to keep going. Although my head is full of the good memories, those days leading up to and after that day still linger. This is my story.
By Judith Jascha2 months ago in Humans
Us... A New Story
From the first time you crossed my path, I knew you were special. Before I even knew your name, I had a feeling. a feeling our paths were supposed to cross. Sometimes I still get shy, my words jumble somewhere between my head and my heart, but one thing stays the same. You're still special to me.
By Judith Jascha2 months ago in Humans
The Snow Fall
It was a beautiful snowy night. She bundled up in her jacket and gloves to stand outside for a little while. As she opened the door, the cold breeze burned as it hit her face. Even so, she couldn't help but smile as she saw the sparkles all around her.
By Judith Jascha2 months ago in Fiction
The Beatles: Now and Then
I am sitting here wiping tears from my eyes. Today marks a day that will forever go down in musical history. I am grateful that I am able to be witness to it. Along with the joy that comes from the memories, comes a heartache knowing that I will never be able to experience anything quite like it again.
By Judith Jascha6 months ago in Beat
BB King
Yesterday afternoon, my daughter came home with a homework assignment for her Mississippi Studies class. She was asked to pick a famous person who came from Mississippi to write a paper about. Of course there's no shortage of celebrities from here. Oprah, Jim Henson, Jimmy Buffett, and of course, the king himself, Elvis all had their beginnings in this small state in the south.
By Judith Jascha6 months ago in Beat
Butter Pasta
When I was a kid, I was a picky eater to say the least. I became a vegetarian very early own in my childhood. Although my grandparents would try to get me eat meat, I'd have nothing to do with it. Unfortunately, I wasn't a fan of vegetables at the time either. There was one food however that has remained a favorite of mine throughout my life, pasta.
By Judith Jascha6 months ago in Feast
Words Unspoken
It's late at night. Surrounding us is a beautiful sky full of stars. There's a calm silence, except for typical night sounds. I look at you, and I see your smile. Words flood my head, but nothing comes out of my mouth. We look into each other's eyes and laugh. In that moment, there's a beauty.
By Judith Jascha6 months ago in Poets
