family

Family unites us; but it's also a challenge. All about fighting to stay together, and loving every moment of it.

Iran And Israel War (When the Middle East Shook Again)
When the Middle East Shook Again On the night of 29 December, the world once again held its breath. News screens glowed in dark rooms, radios whispered urgent updates, and phones vibrated with breaking alerts. The words were heavy and frightening: Iran and Israel—conflict begins again.
By Wings of Time 23 days ago in Humans
The Difference between Solitude and Loneliness.
Solitude and loneliness are like the same knife resting in the same drawer same sharp edge, same shine, and same ability to cut. The difference is never in the metal. It’s in the hand that holds it and in the reason it’s being used. In the right hands, solitude becomes a precise tool it trims the noise, shapes the mind, and gives the soul room to breathe. In the wrong conditions, loneliness becomes a quiet wound it bleeds meaning out of a person while they’re still standing, still talking, still functioning, still smiling for the world.
By Sayed Zewayed23 days ago in Humans
The Field Between Us
THE STORY Between two villages—Noorabad to the north and Rehmatpur to the south—lay a wide, open field. Once, it had been the pride of both villages. Wheat grew tall there. Children ran freely. Farmers worked side by side, sharing tools, water, and laughter.
By M.Farooq24 days ago in Humans
The House with Two Doors
THE STORY At the far end of a quiet village named Mehrun, there stood an old house unlike any other. It had two front doors.
By M.Farooq24 days ago in Humans
The Word That Whispers
There is a word that lives quietly, hidden between pages, soft as a sigh, and yet it waits, bright as a single star in the endless night of letters.
By Farhadi24 days ago in Humans
Christmas Morning Without Bells. AI-Generated.
The child wakes up before dawn. Not because of bells. Not because of carols drifting through the walls. The morning arrives on the back of thunder—a low, metallic roar that rattles windows and turns sleep into instinctive fear. The mattress feels too thin, the blankets never enough, and even the stuffed bear pressed against their cheek cannot chase away the tension that hums in the air.
By Alina Westmore25 days ago in Humans
It’s Beginning to look a lot like Christmas
It's almost the Christmas, and Christians worldwide are celebrating one of the most important holidays of the year - the birth of Christ.
By Elizabeth Woods25 days ago in Humans
Australia Christmas Weather Forecast and the Feel of Summer Days
Christmas in Australia carries a feeling that surprises many people. While much of the world associates the season with cold air and heavy coats, Australians step into sunlight, warm breezes, and long afternoons. The australia christmas weather forecast is not just about temperatures or rain. It shapes how people plan gatherings, travel, and even emotions around the holiday. Families check forecasts with hope, not fear, wondering if the day will be calm or blazing hot. This article explores what the australia christmas weather forecast usually looks like, why it varies so much across the country, and how weather quietly influences the way Australians experience Christmas each year.
By Muqadas khan26 days ago in Humans
The Night Train Ticket
THE STORY The railway station of Mehrabad did not sleep—it only waited. During the day, it looked tired. Dust settled on the benches, stray dogs curled into shadows, and tea stalls shut their wooden doors as if the place itself needed rest. But at night, especially before the 2:15 a.m. train, the station woke with quiet urgency.
By M.Farooq26 days ago in Humans
The Unfinished Wall
THE STORY At the far edge of the town of Gulshanpur, where paved roads slowly turned into dusty lanes, stood two houses that had once felt like one home divided into two halves.
By M.Farooq26 days ago in Humans
North Lakes Westfield: Where Everyday Life Quietly Meets
Some places become part of your routine without asking for attention. You do not plan to feel attached to them, but over time, they hold pieces of your life. North Lakes Westfield is one of those places. It is where errands turn into pauses, and short visits stretch into quiet afternoons. People come for groceries, appointments, or school shoes, yet they leave with small memories they did not expect. A familiar bench. A shared coffee. A moment of rest between busy hours. This article looks beyond the surface of North Lakes Westfield. Not as a shopping centre, but as a shared space where daily life unfolds in ordinary, meaningful ways.
By Muqadas khan26 days ago in Humans
Is Trump Jewish? Faith, Family, and the Question People Ask
People often ask questions that are not just about facts, but about identity. Religion is one of those topics. It carries history, emotion, and meaning far beyond labels. When someone types is trump jewish into a search bar, it usually comes from curiosity, confusion, or something they heard in passing. Sometimes it is tied to politics. Sometimes it is about family. Sometimes it is simply about wanting clarity in a world full of noise. This article looks closely and calmly at the question. Not to argue or persuade, but to explain. By the end, you will understand where the question comes from, what the facts are, and why this topic keeps returning to public conversation.
By Muqadas khan26 days ago in Humans