Narratives
The Diary of Katherina Minola
February 26th, 1593 My new husband, Petruchio, has once again found our dinner “unfit” for consumption. This maddening behavior has persisted for several days now. As I write, I feel quite faint, and I fear I may not stay awake long enough to finish this entry. He vexes me so; with his foul odor, rough manners, and appalling sensibilities, I feel most days that I share my marriage bed with a filthy, flea-riddled cur! We have yet to consummate our marriage, simply because I cannot bear the thought of him defiling me so. It makes my skin crawl even to think of it!
By Natalie Gray11 months ago in History
Timeless Affections
My Dearest Caroline, As I sit here in the trenches, with the sounds of war raging around me, my thoughts drift to you and the life we had before everything changed. Your smile, your laugh, your gentle touch - they are the things that keep me going in this dark time. I long for the day when I can hold you in my arms again, when we can dance under the stars like we used to.
By Nina Pierce11 months ago in History
The Aba Women's Riot of 1929. AI-Generated.
The dawn of December 1929 arrived with a quiet mist settling over the bustling markets of Aba, a town in southeastern Nigeria. The women moved through the streets with baskets balanced on their heads, their voices blending in harmonious exchanges of trade and laughter. But beneath their daily routines, frustration simmered. The British colonial government had stretched its hands too far, tightening its grip on the Igbo people, and now it threatened the women’s very existence.
By Henry Lucy11 months ago in History
The lost colony of Roanoke.
The Lost Colony of Roanoke: Theories Behind America's Oldest Mystery In 1587, Sir Walter Raleigh funded the establishment of a British colony on Roanoke Island, off the coast of present-day North Carolina. Among the settlers was John White, an artist and mapmaker. The 115 colonists arrived in July and quickly settled in. During their stay, White's daughter, Eleanor Dare, gave birth to the first English child born in the Americas, Virginia Dare. At first, the expedition appeared successful.
By Anthony Maghanga11 months ago in History
SPS Technologies Fire
SPS Technologies is a well-known company that manufactures high-quality fasteners, bolts, and other industrial components used in the aerospace and automotive industries. Recently, a fire broke out at one of its facilities, causing serious damage and raising concerns about safety and the future of the company. In this article, we will discuss what happened, the possible causes, and the impact of the fire on the company and the people involved.
By Farhan Sayed11 months ago in History
Delta Plane Crash
Air travel is one of the safest ways to travel, but accidents can still happen. Recently, a Delta Airlines plane crash has shocked many people around the world. This article will explain what happened, the possible causes, and the response from officials and the airline.
By Farhan Sayed11 months ago in History
The Last Letters
April 5, 1945 Dear Mother,
By Ayumi Hino Gerads11 months ago in History
Love Letters from WWII. Honorable Mention in Love Letters Through Time Challenge.
June 4th, 1944 Dearest Margorie, They say we will be headed to shore soon. I can't tell you how happy I will be to have my feet touch land. The anxiety and anticipation of what is to come has us all in knots. We don't know what to expect - and I don't think even the captains know. No one is saying much, just cloaked in various shades of pale or gray - waiting. It almost feels similar to how it felt waiting for those church doors to open and for you to come down the aisle. I kept whispering to Jerry, "I don't think she's going to come". He kept reassuring me you'd be there, but I was shaking and sweating bullets. I don't think I ever told you that, or how relieved and happy I was when those doors did open. You looked just like an angel in that white dress and your hair all done up. I keep holding on to that moment as we sit here now, waiting. Jerry keeps reassuring me that it will all be all right, but I can feel myself shaking, and the wavering of his voice tells me he is too. I can only pray that when it's time for the doors to open here they either lead me back to you, or swiftly into the arms of an angel that I will be directing to watch over you. Pray for us darling.
By Ellie Hoovs11 months ago in History
My Heart’s Eternal Flame
July 14, 1863 Gettysburg, Pennsylvania My Dearest Eleanor, As I sit beneath the tattered canvas of my tent, the dim glow of a flickering lantern casting shadows upon this weathered parchment, I find solace in the thought of you. The scent of gunpowder lingers in the air, and the distant cries of men echo through the night, yet amidst this chaos, it is your face—soft and serene—that remains my only comfort.
By OWOYELE JEREMIAH11 months ago in History
A Corporate Story Beyond the Chaos
Summary: Esha, a young intern, steps into the corporate world expecting the usual pressure and toxicity. However, her perception shifts when she meets her manager, Aarav — a man of rare patience, kindness, and wisdom. Through his calm demeanor and respectful leadership, he teaches her that corporate life isn’t inherently toxic; it’s the people who shape it. As she grows under his guidance, she realizes that not all workplaces are harsh, and good leaders exist who inspire rather than intimidate. By the end of her internship, she leaves with a new perspective—determined to be a leader like Aarav someday, fostering positivity in a world that often forgets its value.
By Witness Love11 months ago in History
