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The Toy Seller’s Pride: A Lesson in Dignity and Hard Work
The Toy Seller’s Pride BY:Khan Umar had just stepped out of the pizza shop, balancing two large boxes in his hands, meant for his children waiting at home. As he walked toward his car in the parking lot, a boy of barely twelve or thirteen rushed toward him. The child carried a tray full of small, colorful toys — plastic cars, wind-up animals, spinning tops.
By Khan 4 months ago in Humans
The Wolf, the Child, and a Policeman’s Courage
The Wolf, the Child, and a Policeman’s Courage BY:Ubaid I served in the police force at a time when life for ordinary constables was not filled with privileges as it is today. Back then, there were no official vehicles to ride, no protective gear, and certainly no well-furnished residences. We relied mostly on our own means—our personal horses carried us from one place to another, and when we were granted leave to visit our families, we had to deposit our government-issued rifles at the station. The only weapons left for our protection were simple knives or daggers.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Humans
The Song “Three Types of People” Highlights Loyalty and Growth. AI-Generated.
Hey everyone, it’s Thorne Empire. I wanted to take a moment to talk to you about my song, “Three Types of People,” and share the story behind it. It came from a simple conversation I had with my sister, but it ended up unlocking something much deeper.
By Thorne Empire4 months ago in Humans
The Honest Cobbler
The Honest Cobbler BY:Khan It was the peak of winter. In the middle of the village, under a leafless tree, sat Bala, the cobbler. His “shop” had no walls or roof—just the bare tree and an old wooden trunk in which he kept his tools and supplies. Every evening, when work was done, he would lock his trunk, and that was the end of his day.
By Khan 4 months ago in Humans
Renaissance Festival War Stories September 6/7, 2025
Continued from weekend 3... This weekend marks the halfway point in the season. I try to keep these posts dedicated towards the patrons, but today, the inspiration of the stories that hit home for me were sourced from our fellow warriors: the cast, crew, vendors, staff and more from the Minnesota Renaissance Festival.
By Tinka Boudit She/Her4 months ago in Humans
Five Film Scenes That Prove Crying Sets You Free
“It’s not your fault.” Robin Williams repeats four words like a mantra as he hugs Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting. At first, Will retreats to his head: “I know.” Sean persists. The armor cracks. Three minutes that reshaped the on-screen conversation about male vulnerability: sometimes someone needs to give us permission to feel.
By DramaT4 months ago in Humans
Diary of a Young Girl's Hair
It's school picture day today and oh boy do I ever have a sentimental story to share. My daughter never likes it when I do her hair. She would much rather do it herself because she is Miss Independent. Today was an exception. Last night, she let me put twenty little braids in her hair last night so that her hair had waves in it for her picture day. Curling irons are only acceptable in her mind at the hair salon but that was my original plan.
By Chloe Rose Violet 🌹4 months ago in Humans
8 Occasions Where an Engraved Chopping Board Steals the Show
In gifting, the difference between “nice” and “unforgettable” often lies in the personal touch. An engraved chopping board offers exactly that—a practical item elevated into a keepsake. It’s useful in the kitchen, beautiful to display, and meaningful every time someone reads the engraving. Whether you're looking for a gift with heart or a way to mark a milestone, these personalized boards have a way of stealing the spotlight. Here are 8 occasions where giving (or using) an engraved chopping board makes the moment truly shine.
By Stonewood Collections4 months ago in Humans
The Surprised Trend of Converting to Islam Around the World
The Surprised Trend of Converting to Islam Around the World Walk into a mosque in Berlin, New York, or Cape Town, and you might notice a surprising scene. A woman with blond hair adjusts her scarf before prayer. A man who once sang in church now whispers verses of the Qur’an. A university student, raised without any faith, repeats Arabic words with quiet devotion. Despite widespread Islamophobia, thousands of people around the world continue to embrace Islam. The trend surprises many, yet for those who witness it closely, the reasons unfold with clarity.
By waseem khan4 months ago in Humans
Do You Know?
Do you know how often you ask yourself questions in a single day? It might be more than you think. From wondering what’s for dinner to contemplating bigger life decisions, curiosity shapes how we learn, grow, and connect with others. Yet, we rarely stop to ask ourselves what curiosity itself means to our journey. Could the simple act of asking “Do you know?” be the secret to unlocking new opportunities in life?
By John Smith4 months ago in Humans
The Polished Mask of Social Media
The Digital Mirror Open any social media feed today, and you’ll see a flood of polished lives: professionals who look endlessly respectful, activists who share every noble cause, and friends who post touching videos of rescuing animals or feeding the poor. At first glance, it looks like the world has never been kinder.
By Life Hopes4 months ago in Humans
The Night That Shattered My Heart
The Night That Shattered My Heart BY:Khan It had been an ordinary day. I’d been down with a bad cold for two days; my mother, attentive as always, gave me medicine with my tea after breakfast so I could rest. I was getting ready to sleep when my phone rang. I answered without thinking—and the world shifted.
By Khan 4 months ago in Humans