Sabrina

Joined January 2022

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My squeaky pet
Seven-year-old Raju wanted to visit his village to spend the vacation with his beloved Grandma and Grandpa.His Amma had narrated the panoramic beauty of the village and he was now eager to visit the place for the first time. Raju's appa was busy with his new found job at the bank,rarely thought of visiting his parents living far away from the city.His wife had suggested of bringing her parents-in law to the city as travelling to and fro seemed impossible amidst a busy working schedule.
By Sabrina2 years ago in Chapters
Shit ! I fell in love again(and again & again..& again)
What is the right age to fall in love? Or how many times can one fall in love? Are there any laws applicable to falling in love? Ridhi was 16... no 15... hmmm 12... I guess 10... Na... 8 years old, when she fell in love (for the first time). Her first love was that cute little boy in his class sitting next to the window, who seemed to be eternally silent.
By Sabrina2 years ago in Humor
Real messages from real customers
“I got roses for no reason last night!!!” Hi Michael….I wanted to give you some feedback. I recently purchased the text the romance back and I cannot believe how well it is working. This is my first week and my boyfriend suprised me. He called and wanted to have lunch with me today! This has never happened. I look forward to seeing what happens in week two of the program. Oh, he is actually texting me back now! Thank you!
By Sabrina2 years ago in Chapters
A fake marriage turned real
"Come on, Karen. Pick up the phone," Elliot said worriedly. The wedding ceremony is starting and yet his wife-to-be Karen was nowhere to be seen. Elliot tried calling her for the umpteenth time, but to no avail.
By Sabrina2 years ago in Families
The Horrors of Vincent
In 1999 There was a man named Vincent Barnum, who was 24 years old. He was a normal guy who liked to have fun and make money. Even though his childhood was not the greatest, to say the least. His grandparents passed away before he was born. His mother would constantly be drunk or high on any type of drug. His father was never around, but when Vincent was a little boy his parents would constantly yell at him for things he never did. When he was at school, he was an outcast. Everyone thought he was weird or had something wrong with him. Since he would always have a hoodie and jeans on with combat boots. It did not matter what the weather was, he wouldn't wear anything else.
By Sabrina2 years ago in Chapters
Giving Back at Any Age
My age-mates graduated from college about 40 years ago and, by this time in our lives, have many personal and professional experiences behind us.
By Sabrina2 years ago in Chapters
Gale-Force Fears
Another gust of wind hit the side of the building, causing plumes of dust that had built up over the years to shake free from the ceiling and sprinkle down over Anna's head. She had lived here on her own for several years and had been sure she'd gotten every cobweb and dusty spot in the old lighthouse. It seemed whatever storm was causing the rush of wind outside was determined to prove her wrong. She glared up at the roof, beyond which were several flights of stairs and the light at the very peak. The reason she remained here even in these dreadful gale-force winds. Not that the old house hadn't seen worse than that over the years.
By Sabrina2 years ago in Chapters
A PHONE CALL
This story is about a 7 year old girl , Pihu and about a phone call which changed her life wholly. Pihu was very jovial , super talented kid and replica of her grandmother. In the search of better livelihood her family shifted to urban area. They were only three of them living in big bunglow. Pihu' s parents were always busy with their office work. They didn't got enough time to play with her or simplysimply to talk good words with her. She felt neglected . She found her parents always indulged in silly verbal fights which being girl at this small age was heavy for her mentally.
By Sabrina2 years ago in Confessions
Her American Sister
It was 1992. She was 17, a high-caste girl from a good family. I was barely 22 and fresh from a liberal arts college in Oregon. In Peace Corps training we learned that Nepalese women are demure, that they laugh quietly and keep their eyes downcast.
By Sabrina2 years ago in Confessions
Food fuels community across the globe
Stephanie Sang (Madagascar, 2016–18) How did food help you connect to your community abroad? Cooking meals together was a wonderful way to spend time and connect with my host family, especially in the beginning when my language was limited. Food preparation on the southeastern coast of Madagascar involves fetching water to wash the vegetables and dishes, as well as cutting and gathering dry wood for the fire. Helping with those chores was a small way I could show gratitude for my host family's generosity.
By Sabrina2 years ago in Confessions
Climate change efforts go virtual
Here are five examples of how returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) donate their time to support climate change efforts through Virtual Service projects:
By Sabrina2 years ago in Earth
#ShePower
There are a variety of challenges that exist for youth in rural areas such the students of Mlindazwe High School in Mgotjane, Eswatini. The rural nature of these communities in conjunction with a high school curriculum that does not include coursework in the arts, results in a lack of exposure to art, creative expression, education and employment opportunities in the creative arts.
By Sabrina2 years ago in Confessions

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My squeaky pet

Shit ! I fell in love again(and again & again..& again)

Real messages from real customers

A fake marriage turned real

The Horrors of Vincent

Giving Back at Any Age

Gale-Force Fears

A PHONE CALL

Her American Sister

Food fuels community across the globe

Climate change efforts go virtual

#ShePower

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