Peterson Toscano

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Peterson Toscano

I started wearing camouflage in February 2025. It began with a green camo cap I casually picked up at Target. Once I put it on, the cap seemed to summon brown and tan work pants, heavy boots, and a jacket meant for moving unseen in the woods. With my olive skin, though, camo washes me out, making the dark patches beneath my eyes more noticeable. Camo is made for hunters and soldiers—not someone like me, who sparkles in winter tones: reds, icy blues, and every shade of black.

2 weeks ago | advocate.com | Peterson Toscano

I started wearing camouflage in February 2025. It began with a green camo cap I casually picked up at Target. Once I put it on, the cap seemed to summon brown and tan work pants, heavy boots, and a jacket meant for moving unseen in the woods. With my olive skin, though, camo washes me out, making the dark patches beneath my eyes more noticeable. Camo is made for hunters and soldiers—not someone like me, who sparkles in winter tones: reds, icy blues, and every shade of black.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Peterson Toscano

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2 months ago | friendsjournal.org | Peterson Toscano |Martin Kelley

For three years, I regularly worked with bright but struggling ninth graders at a small private school in Hartford, Connecticut, helping them manage their attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and executive functioning challenges. Perhaps the most transformative of all the strategies we employed was teaching them how to understand and unlearn their fears. Fear profoundly affects our brains, impairing our memory, critical thinking, and decision-making.

Nov 11, 2024 | friendsjournal.org | Peterson Toscano |Alla Podolsky

Since his appointment as Penn Spring’s Building and Grounds Committee clerk, Terry and the Quaker meetinghouse were adrift in a sea of troubles. In addition to a mysterious damp patch on the wall inside the worship room, there was the book crisis. Without warning, the library committee had stripped the shelves bare. Terry stepped into the building early the following Sunday to discover 20 tables wall-to-wall in the multi-purpose room, each covered with piles of books.