She Writes

Joined November 2020

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She Writes - A girl writing the way she sees the world -- email [email protected]

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Can We Ever Really Go Home Again?
Can we ever really go home again? It’s a funny thing coming back home. Everything changed. Yet somethings never really change.
By She Writes4 years ago in Families
Can We Ever Go Home Again? The First Time I Went Back Home
Can one ever go home again? "It's a funny thing coming home. Nothing changes. Everything looks the same, feels the same, even smells the same. You realized what's changed is you." -F. Scott Fitzgerald
By She Writes4 years ago in Poets
A Time For Everything Under The Sun
Home is where our story begins…" - author unknown Faded dreams Whenever I pass an old broken dilapidated home, I become pensive.
By She Writes4 years ago in Poets
Alzheimer's Disease -- A Long Goodbye
God gave us our memories so that we might have roses in December --James M. Barrie Alzheimer’s is a cruel disease. Unlike many others, it leaves family, friends, and caregivers to mourn for an inordinate length of time.
By She Writes4 years ago in Humans
Next Time I Will Dance
Dancing can set your soul free I love to dance! I also love music, you cannot really have one without the other. If only I could be sixteen again, if I could choose one more time I would pick my one true love, DANCE.
By She Writes4 years ago in Motivation
How To Thrive After Trauma - Living With PTSD
The friendly skies In 2011, I found myself jumping out the rear of a plane. Before then I was the happiest of fliers. I actually loved flying solo. I was happiest and at peace some 35,000 or so feet above the world.
By She Writes5 years ago in Psyche
Are We Being Served? How Technology Has Become Our Puppet Master
Our preoccupation with technology There are over two billion smartphone users in the world. Today, much of our time is spent using technology.
By She Writes5 years ago in 01
Our Life and Times
A few days ago it was raining, cold and windy. The whistling of the winds reminded me of the book/movie Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. It is based on a wild, passionate story of intense love between Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff, a boy adopted by Catherine's father.
By She Writes5 years ago in Psyche

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Can We Ever Really Go Home Again?

Can We Ever Go Home Again? The First Time I Went Back Home

A Time For Everything Under The Sun

Alzheimer's Disease -- A Long Goodbye

Next Time I Will Dance

How To Thrive After Trauma - Living With PTSD

Are We Being Served? How Technology Has Become Our Puppet Master

Our Life and Times

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