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Travel Is No Cure for the Mind
At this very moment, you'll be here: Or you'll be here: Or here: But maximum possibly, you’re likely right here:
By Joe Walter4 years ago in Families
Cheers To The Roofer
My grandfather on my mother’s side was a roofer. He was built like a brick house, similar to the ones he climbed daily. Muscle and brawn, carrying a pack of shingles on each shoulder as he climbed up ladders without using his hands.
By Conner Burton4 years ago in Families
THE KNIFE (A Christmas Story)
This is a paring knife. It lives in our kitchen. And here is its story. (Insert Law & Order ‘duh-duh’ here).
By Catherine Kenwell4 years ago in Families
Not Quite Nelly 4
The first emotion I experienced when I heard my sister was getting out of the mental institution was absolute fear.
By Guenneth Speldrong4 years ago in Families
No regrets
This time it was ME. I had to put myself first. Every single time it was someone else. Always. I was tired of it. Exhausted.
By Annie A4 years ago in Families
Getting through Coronavirus
Getting through Coronavirus Think about it… Who benefits from the coronavirus? The government?? Why are the people dying here? Look at the map ask questions. Who started the virus? Population control? Who would want to wipe out all in the world? WHY? Look at NASA and all their discoveries. ???? Is it possible?
By Lisa L Proffitt4 years ago in Families
First Place
Being the first to try out different opportunities in life doesn't make someone shift into first place. Being the first to be a role model for others while breaking cultural barriers at the same time doesn't create a natural environment for anyone.
By Limabeans 4 years ago in Families
A Mom’s Infinite Struggles
We as humans, are born with excellent traits to adapt to the built-in system of our different cultural backgrounds, backgrounds’ expectations, and several right or wrong approaches of the norms of our society.
By Mariam4 years ago in Families
Santa, Where Are You?
Santa, Where Are You? by Valera Ashcraft The Welcome All Shopping Mall late on Christmas Eve. Filled with last minute shoppers, some wanting to leave.
By Valera Ashcraft4 years ago in Families
An Atheist Celebrates Christmas
The Promise is a marvellous book, the sequel to Chaim Potok's best-selling first novel The Chosen. Both deal with the clash of cultures, the Orthodox Jewish world and the straight-laced world of Hasidism in The Chosen where the friendship of two boys is tested by conflicts between their fathers. And the clash between Orthodoxy and modernism in The Promise.
By Marco den Ouden4 years ago in Families
Why You Shouldn’t Miss A Giant Teddy Bear This Christmas
The Christmas season is all about gifting and receiving. Ergo, it is the best time to express your love by gifting a giant teddy bear to your near and dear ones. Be it a toddler, a teenager or an adult, these soft plush boys can add affection and comfort into the life of anyone. These make the best friends for kids who don’t have any other human friend to play with and are amazing therapists for the adults undergoing an emotional low.
By Alex Murphy4 years ago in Families
I’m going home…
After finishing a long day of work or returning from an important business trip, where do you go? Maybe you stop for a drink with your coworkers, run some errands, or stop to pick up some dinner. But after all of that, what's the place you return to? Do you go home?
By Raise Life Up4 years ago in Families