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Diary of a Hurry Man 1
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Blunderland, there lived a young man named Kembesh. He was always in a hurry, rushing from one place to another with the grace of a clumsy elephant on roller skates. Kembesh's life was a series of hilarious misadventures, as he tried to navigate his way through the chaos that seemed to follow him everywhere.
By wael mansour2 years ago in Families
10 Fun Family Activities for Quality Time Together
In today's fast-paced world, it can be challenging for families to find time to bond and connect. However, spending quality time together is crucial for building strong relationships and creating lasting memories. One of the best ways to do this is by engaging in fun family activities that everyone can enjoy. Whether it's a weekend getaway or a simple game night at home, here are 10 fun family activities that are sure to bring you closer together.
By BLESSING COOL 2 years ago in Families
The Dragon That Raised A Phoenix
Hey Mom. It's International Women's Day on March 8. Isn't that funny? The country we live in celebrates International Women's Day, and yet they are taking away women's rights systematically. Anyway, I'm writing this letter not just to you, but to anyone who reads it, because Vocal challenged me to write about a woman who inspired me.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Families
The Beauty of the traditions
A senior friend of mine pointed out the problems in traditions some time ago. Everyone has the freedom to think and understand in their own way, but the thing is, what can we achieve by forgetting our traditions?
By Ahmad Riaz2 years ago in Families
She Carries the Fire. Runner-Up in The Dragon Beside Me Challenge.
Please ignore the gangly geek in the photo. I almost chose a different picture with only that beautiful lady on the right, holding the graduation and honors certificates presented to her that day. Instead, I decided to embrace the fact that she insisted on sharing the stage with her awkward little brother. The family resemblance is strong, but even in this innocent snapshot from simpler times, her grace and strength shine through. Mine? Let's not go there.
By Dana Crandell2 years ago in Families
Almost Borsch
"Mom, I'm so sick! It's been over three weeks now and I can't shake off this nasty cough!" "Oh, honey, I wish I could be there for you. Remember how worried you were about my lingering cough in December and January?"
By Lana V Lynx2 years ago in Families
Dear Old Dad
He was the best Dad. He was never the worst. Even when he said, “If I hear one more peep out of you, you will get a spanking when we get home.” And I peeped. How could I not?
By Barbara Steinhauser 2 years ago in Families
Circle of Life
Sometimes it seems like life is all wrong. Good deeds turn to crap and any shred of kindness displayed gets trampled into a wad of weakness...your own. It's enough to jade you, I swear~!
By Shirley Belk2 years ago in Families
Finding the Middle Way Between Adolescence and Adulthood
In the serene town of Willow Creek, nestled amidst undulating hills and verdant forests, resided a young woman named Maya. At the tender age of eighteen, Maya found herself standing at the intersection between adolescence and adulthood, grappling with the weighty decisions that would sculpt her future. This juncture marked a period of transition, of profound growth, and self-discovery, as Maya navigated the labyrinth of possibilities laid out before her.
By Yogi Tri Agustiyan2 years ago in Families
The bench. Content Warning.
The bench The old man sat on the park bench, watching the children play. He smiled as he remembered a time when he was young and carefree, just like them.
By Eng saam 2 years ago in Families
Mother, Dear. Runner-Up in The Dragon Beside Me Challenge.
For most of my life, I have made a point not to come close to anything like “hero worship.” This decision started early. In middle school, we were all required to enter an essay contest and write about a person we considered a hero. I wracked my brain for a week or so, thinking hard about who I could write about, knowing full well that most kids would be writing about their parents or some celebrity or athlete they loved. I decided on Cassie Bernall– the seventeen-year-old “who said yes” to believing in God during the Columbine High School massacre. This option checked every box for me and my parents.
By kp2 years ago in Families
Understanding Life Through Psychology
Introduction to Psychology -------------------------- Psychology is a fascinating field that delves into the complexities of human behavior and decision-making. Many people find themselves confused when it comes to making choices and taking action in their lives. They wonder why they are unable to make decisions and why success seems out of reach. The truth is, life is full of uncertainties, and sometimes the decisions we make can determine our happiness and well-being. So, how can one make the right choices and find joy in life?
By Jogendra kumar 2 years ago in Families