Abby Wojcik

Welcome! My name is Abby. I'm a freelance writer and the Admissions and Marketing Coordinator at Chesterfield Montessori School. I have a bachelor of arts in English and creative writing with a minor in women and gender studies from Canisius University. I've also completed the internationally-recognized AMI Certificate for Montessori Core Principles, where I studied Montessori theory and philosophy across human development stages.


I'm passionate about journalism, poetry, vinyl music, art and all things local and sustainable. Usually, I can be found biking to a local coffee shop for an iced vanilla latte!


abigailnoone@gmail.com

I want my blog to be a space to write about anything I'm interested in, purely because I'm interested in it. Sometimes I'm reflecting and expressing, and other times I'm interviewing and informing. Thank you for reading!

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What I’m Reading: Love, Loss, and What We Ate by Padma Lakshmi

Sometimes memoirs speak to me more than a work of fiction because the writer is able to pull a similar sense of meaning out of their actual lives. The next time you come across a memoir, don’t be so quick to write it off as a boring biography. They typically read as easily, creatively and beautifully as novels. Especially if it’s by someone you’re already interested in, you’re likely to enjoy their memoir.
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Gather & Game - Immersion Project

Molly’s aesthetic was Mardi Gras Halloween. She was like a Powerpuff girl, short and sweet and everything nice. Her attire consisted of layers of color. She wore black tights with a pink, glittery tutu of a skirt, a black t-shirt with a tan cardigan, which was also full of glitter. She accessorized herself with Mardi Gras beads, as well as pink and green bows in her short, faded, pink-dyed hair. Apparently, she got to dye it for Halloween, but it hadn’t washed out yet.