immediate family
Blood makes you related, loyalty makes you family.
A Life of Struggle, Faith, and Revelation
✨ A Life of Struggle, Faith, and Revelation Every day I wake up, I feel the weight of a battle—not just physical, but spiritual. It’s a fight to stay grounded in truth, to remain faithful to the calling God placed on my life, and to walk forward even when the past tries to pull me back. My journey hasn’t been easy. It’s been marked by pain, sacrifice, and revelation. But through it all, I’ve held onto four words God gave me to live by: Confidence, Family, Business, and Eradicate.
By Ceaser Greer Jr4 months ago in Families
Lovers of their own selves, Christians . Content Warning.
💔 “The Mirror House” — A Story of Self-Love and Redemption In the heart of Minden, Louisiana, where the pine trees whispered secrets and the streets carried the weight of old prayers, there stood a house known as the Mirror House. It wasn’t its architecture that earned the name — it was the people inside.
By Ceaser Greer Jr4 months ago in Families
Family
When reading Facebook, I came across my granddaughter’s post. She is a good writer. This is a sample of some of her humorous writing, even though I’m sure that was not what she was thinking or feeling at the time. I thought I would share it with you. It is about my great-grandson that she is expecting.
By Denise E Lindquist4 months ago in Families
The House That Forgot Its Walls
Childhood: A Shelter of Love The old wooden house stood at the edge of a quiet street in a small town. Its walls were cracked its paint was fading and its windows were clouded with dust but for Mason and Olivia it was never just a building—it was the home where they raised their children.
By Article Writing Master4 months ago in Families
A Bond Beyond Time
George had always been a quiet man, the sort whose presence filled a room without the need for many words. He wasn’t wealthy, nor did he have great education, but he carried within him a wealth of determination. His life had been difficult long before his daughter came into it, but the day Maisie was born, everything changed.
By Article Writing Master4 months ago in Families
The Lion’s Pride
In the vast golden stretches of the African savannah, where the tall grass swayed with the whispers of the wind and the horizon burned each evening with the fire of the setting sun, lived a mighty lion named Shiran. He was not just another lion wandering the wild; he was the king, the protector, and the living legend of that endless land. His mane glistened like flames in daylight, and when he roared, the sound rolled across valleys and rivers like thunder, commanding both respect and fear.
By Riaz Hamkar4 months ago in Families
National Days To Celebrate Relatives
There are unofficial national days for almost everything. They are not just days marked on the calendars. Instead, they are days to pause, reflect, and honor whatever has been designated as a national day. It is amazing how many days have been set aside to recognize and honor relatives.
By Margaret Minnicks4 months ago in Families
Grandchildren Spending The Night
Okay, so it isn't them now in the photo above. However, it wasn't that long ago - maybe almost a year or even two years ago at Halloween. Yesterday was dress like a boy (Adam Sandler) day. Paxton wasn't going for it. He wore a Vikings Jersey with a Hoodie and sweatpants. I guess that is a boy's look.
By Denise E Lindquist4 months ago in Families
To Mother
Alone in the dark, a young boy begins to cry. “Mother! MOTHER!” he calls out in desperation. Why does he scream so urgently? Why, in the midst of all that frightens us, do we often call for our mothers? One could deduce that perhaps it is due to the womb being our first place of memory for some, and for others a distant dream in the subconscious. Either way, this warm, dark, peace is our first experience of existence prior to birth across the board. We hear our mother’s heartbeat from within, alone in the dark. We are fed from her placenta through our umbilical cords. She literally gives us life. It makes sense to call for our creator when we feel threatened. However, the meaning of the word, “mother,” is far more complex than simply a female that has a child. Sometimes a birth mother passes, or they find themselves unable to care for a child who must be given to a close relative or perhaps adopted out. There are even some without a formal family. Nevertheless, most people will claim to have at least one motherly figure in their lives. How is this so if a mother is limited to the woman who gave birth to you? It isn’t. “Mother,” is not just a noun; it is also a verb. A mother is more than a woman who has given birth to or adopted a child, she is also a lifelong support system, protector, and guide to the world for anyone whom she chooses to mother.
By Lolly Vieira4 months ago in Families
