Bonnie Joy Sludikoff

Joined June 2021

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There were angry cries of cancel culture at first, but when the amendments were made to the law, it was like we woke up all at once. When people stopped blaming women and started accepting sexual violence as a crime instead of a scandal, it finally stopped happening. For once, we were all on the same page.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff5 years ago in Fiction
Touch-Starved
When you spill a glass of juice on your carpet, you usually take a breath and figure out how to clean it up. When your house is flooded with juice… go ahead and tell me you don’t think about burning the whole thing down.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff5 years ago in Futurism
HYPERLOCAL
They took the freeways first. In hindsight, it seems like we should have taken action quicker, jumped to attention. But the only 20/20 vision we had was the pandemic we’d just survived.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff5 years ago in Fiction
Life, LOL-berty, and The Pursuit of Happiness
As a little girl, I spent endless hours acting out stories with my Barbie dolls. With working parents, and sisters who were old enough to avoid hiring a sitter (but who never gave me the time of day) my childhood life was often solitary. When I was at home, it was just me and my dolls.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff5 years ago in Families