Knot Article Contributed by Christine Let it Snow Contributed by Ekene This Persistent Need Contributed by Akin Andoral Contributed by Chidi Becoming a Woman Now The Red String is not only about me. It is about all those I am connecting to. Amongst them lie the select few who choose

What is life, without friends? They are the ingredients of our memories, both when we're up and when we're down. But to The Red String they are more than that, they are a reason for being. So let me introduce you to some of my friends, the folks for whom

I've watched tons of anime this year but you wouldn't know it from the timeline above. Why? Because anime is one of the few things I find it hard to write about and no matter what I write, I always feel I have failed to convey my passion for the

Funny enough, this year we've covered shows across the world. Well at least on 2 continents and in 3 states. Starting with my trip to Las Vegas in October of last year, and ending with Simi's trip to Governor's Island, New York this past July. Looking back I realise that

If you've spent time around me then you know that I spend most of my waking hours with my head buried in the screen of an electronic device. But every once in a while, I stave off square-eye syndrome by burying my head in the pages of a book instead.

Now I've talked a whole lot about technology this year. It is indeed one of my many passions. So to pick which ones should feature here has been very difficult. But in the end I have decided on the five you see above - and I'll tell you why in

Knot Article 6 The Benefits of Being Backward 7 Counseling Since 1987 8 Facebook & The Wall 9 The Under appreciated Parent 10 The Safe Height Like Simi said, every so often I like to "break it down". And this year I've done that quite a bit. I've talked about relationships,

Wow, a whole year of TRS has gone by. Where does the time go? At least we have a record of what we've left behind. Nothing should ever be forgotten so let’s remind you of some of our favorite TRS articles. Every so often Damola holds a magnifying glass

This month TRS celebrates its 1st birthday. A year ago I sent out that very first Pilot Edition to which so many of you responded positively, and since then we've come a long way. We became a blog, attracted contributing authors, went through a couple of re-designs, got an editor,