extended family
All about how to stay connected, strengthen ties and talk politics with your big, happy extended family.
Title: The Old House on Willow Street
It was a crisp autumn evening when Mr. Jameson, a 72-year-old retired schoolteacher, decided to take a walk through his quiet neighborhood. He had lived on Willow Street for over 30 years, and nothing ever seemed to change. The leaves crunched beneath his feet, and a light wind blew, sending a chill down his spine. He pulled his coat tighter and looked at the houses he had known for decades.
By insha rajpootabout a year ago in Families
Generational Tensions in the context of the 2024 U.S. elections
The sun had dipped below the horizon, casting a warm orange glow across the small suburban neighborhood where the Delaney family had lived for generations. Inside their modest home, the kitchen buzzed with the familiar sounds of a family dinner in the making—pots clanging, water boiling, the hum of the old refrigerator, and the sizzling of onions in a pan. The smell of rosemary chicken filled the air, a favorite in the Delaney household.
By Jacktone Otienoabout a year ago in Families
Is Tom and Jerry Actually for Kids?
Tom and Jerry is one of the most beloved animated series of all time, but is it really just for kids? While the show is often categorized as children's entertainment, the reality is far more nuanced. This iconic series, created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera in 1940, has managed to captivate audiences of all ages for over 80 years. The question of whether it's "just for kids" opens up an interesting discussion about its themes, humor, and appeal.
By Subin @vocalabout a year ago in Families
My Rich DIL Invited Me to Dinner to Purposely Embarrass Me – I Taught Her a Lesson She’ll Never Forget
art writing...My name’s Ruth, and I’ve just hung up my chalk after 40 years of teaching. My son Michael’s wife, Veronica, invited me out to celebrate. She’s this hotshot lawyer, all designer suits and power lunches.
By betty Garbaabout a year ago in Families
Be at Peace with Your Brother
Sibling relationships can be some of the most complex connections in life. They often start with playful childhood memories but can become tangled in misunderstandings, competition, and unspoken tensions as we grow older. Yet, there is something sacred about the bond between brothers. It’s a connection that, when nurtured, can become a source of deep companionship, trust, and support. But how can you find peace with your brother, especially when past conflicts or differences seem to pull you apart?
By Bristol Samo Njike Gabinabout a year ago in Families
Why Every Married Woman Should Make Time for Reading
Welcome! I’m so glad you’ve joined us today as we delve into a topic close to my heart: the transformative power of reading, especially for married women. We all know how demanding life can be, juggling roles, responsibilities, and relationships. But what if I told you that carving out even a little time each day to lose yourself in the pages of a good book could be the key to unlocking a more empowered and fulfilling life?
By Benson Odari about a year ago in Families
9 Methods to Live Like a Millionaire—Even if You have no penny in your Bank Account
Do you want the tycoon way of life? Except if you're extremely fortunate, creating financial stability can require numerous years. Be that as it may, you needn't bother with a high total assets to start living like a mogul.
By Abdullahi Ahmad about a year ago in Families
What Does a Healthy Relationship Really Look Like?
Have you ever wondered what a truly healthy relationship looks like? Maybe you grew up watching loving couples and feel like you have a good sense of what that means. Or perhaps, like many, you didn’t have the best models for a secure relationship growing up, and now you’re trying to figure it all out on your own.
By Benson Odari about a year ago in Families
