Cassidy Hand
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Hey! I’m new to writing. Just going to try and write what comes to my mind! Hope you enjoy
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What lies beneath the surface. Content Warning.
As I lay awake in this California king bed, staring at his dreamy face while he sleeps. I keep replaying our last conversation over and over, how he could screw his secretary like what a cliche. We've been together for over 20 years, we met in high school, he was the high school jock while I was the school nerd. I got pregnant the first time we were together. In all this time I don't even realize that I had grabbed a knife from the kitchen, walking over to my husband who loves screwing young 22-year-old girls while his 38-year-old wife is at home waiting for him to come home, I climb on top of him, as I slowly start to bring the knife down to stab him, he wakes up and he says "hey what are you doing, are you crazy?" He throws me off him and gets out of bed, yelling "I can't believe I had to marry you and have a stupid ugly son with you. I should have listened to all my friends in high school when they told me to stay away from trailer trash."
By Cassidy Hand10 months ago in Chapters
January Reads
Beginnining of the year is so exciting and with new goals emerging out of the cold air of winter. My goal for this year is to read a minium of 5 books a month. Which ends up being 60 books this year. Reading a physical book holds so much meaning to me,its like I’m actually there and that I’m feeling everything the author wants you to feel. So for this months reads, some I’ve read before and some I have not.
By Cassidy Hand2 years ago in BookClub
December Reads
I’ve always been a big reader, growing up getting lost in a book was my favorite thing in the whole world. With kindle it was easy to just read online but I love the feel of book in my hands, curling up with a cup or tea, or hot chocolate. With school ending this month I had more time to crack up some books.
By Cassidy Hand2 years ago in BookClub
The benefits of positive thinking
All anyone really wants is to be happy. Now that’s easily one of the hardest things to achieve. Everyone is chasing it, trying everything they possibly can to be happy. One way to get some happiness is by being resilient with everyday troubles or even past traumas. Resilience is needed for happiness, because it helps with mental health, will help with pressures from school, and changes the outlook of life positively.
By Cassidy Hand2 years ago in Journal
First Time Going to Beach
Hey guys I decided that I wanted to share my first beach trip with you guys. I mean I've been to Tahoe, but I don't really count that as a beach. Now going to the beach right by the ocean, is just about the most amazing day in my life. It's true when they say the ocean is very calming.
By Cassidy Hand3 years ago in Wander
To watch or not to 1
I've been watching this show since it first came out back in 2019 and its safe to say that I have been obsessed. I love small towns like that and quite frankly I wished I lived in one. This show has romance, mystery, comedy and bit of air around it to get just about everyone hooked on it. Have you seen it already or wanting to watch it, if you haven't? Don't read on it will contain a lot of spoilers.
By Cassidy Hand3 years ago in Geeks
Losing my father
hello, this past year has been one of the hardest things I’ve been through ever. On May 2 I lost my father, due to his excessive drinking. This started back in 2019 when he first started to get sick, he had no clue what was wrong, so we talked him into going to the hospital. He really did not like them or getting any kind of medical help at all. When we found out that he had some cirrhosis of the liver, and that if he stopped drinking, he would be fine we tried to talk dad into listening to the doctor, but he said, “I’ll just slow down and be fine.” My dad did really slow down in his mind deciding to cut out only beer, I would've rather him stop taking shots, but it was his decision I can't make it for him. When we went back to the doctors, they said his liver was looking much better, and that he would be much better. My dad was able to walk alt better and go father then when he was feeling sick. I thought everything was going to be good and I wouldn't have to worry anymore about him. I couldn't have been more wrong.
By Cassidy Hand3 years ago in Families
