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to copy Zadie Smith (or why do we write?)
In Kyiv, books are suddenly everything everywhere all at once. You walk through a familiar area, and your eyes accidentally trip over a new bookshop in place of an old eatery the name and look of which you don’t remember.
By Anton Kutselyk3 years ago in Humans
Guess Who Complains About My Writing the Most?
I do pretty well on my blogging, in terms of how often my articles are read and the number of awesome, encouraging comments I receive. I’d venture to guess that 95% to 97% of the comments on my blogs are positive and amazing.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer3 years ago in Humans
I'm Not a Gambling Addict...Am I?
How could I lose on a machine based on my favourite movie? I discovered this flashing spectacle of raz-ma-taz on my first visit to a casino and I couldn't wait to feed it a twenty dollar bill.
By Marie Wilson3 years ago in Humans
Motivation and Achieving Goals; But What's The Cost?
When considering motivation, is efficacy the best metric to use to judge/compare them? Can there be effective and powerful motivators that are dangerous, destructive, or chaotic? And how do emotions help (or hinder?) us in attaining a better understanding of this conundrum?
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast3 years ago in Humans
Examining 22 Quotes/Biblical Themes to Challenge the 'So-Called' “Christians” ; Will They Live With Integrity, Or Hypocrisy? (So help us, God!)
It is important to consider the effects that actions can have upon others. Therefore, here are 22 quotes/biblical themes to consider, and maybe ever challenge the self-identifying, so-called “Christians” (So help us, God!)
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast3 years ago in Humans
She Wanted a Rainbow Party
She wanted a Rainbow Themed Birthday Party We were ready to give her the best Rainbow Party a girl could ask for. It took all day to create her Rainbow-Colored Backdrop which consisted of streamers with seven different colours attached to cardboard and then attached to the wall outside for photos.
By SUZETTE DRUMMONDS3 years ago in Humans
Our Space Journey Continues. It Appears Some Vital Lessons May Have Been Learned Too
“… we have worked hard as a team. You guys have worked hard as a team to this moment. This is your moment.” Artemis I. Launch director Charlie Blackwell-Thompson (NASA.)
By Jonathan Townend3 years ago in Humans
Restoring The Social Contract
When we are born, we start off with new responsibilities, commitments, or duties. We are purely helpless and rely on other people to assist us in everything from feeding ourselves to being clothed or to even how to be cleanly. Oftentimes, we rely on our first teachers and friends, our parents, to care for us. Of course, not everyone has the luxury to have both or one parent to care and nurture for them, which is why we rely on adoption, local and state services, and even foster care to make sure those who are young, vulnerable, and in need of care are provided for.
By Ben W3 years ago in Humans
Koromount Rope is the Best Rope for Climbing and mountaineering in All Conditions.
The Best Climbing & hiking Ropes with safety Koromount specializes in providing climbing and hiking ropes to organizations. Their ropes are made of the best materials, and they are safe for any kind of use. They provide their customers with the best quality products at affordable prices! They are committed to providing their customers with high-quality products at affordable prices. so you can be sure that you will get your money’s worth!
By Sandip Mondal3 years ago in Humans
NO TURKEY, NO PIE
Murphy's law - if it can go wrong, it will. Over the years, there is a holiday when things tend to go wrong. The holiday is Thanksgiving, It amazes me too. As there is always something to be thankful for. However, when things do go wrong, the cause is almost always something that we have no control over.
By Babs Iverson3 years ago in Humans
The Candlelit Dinner
My dad is not a handyman, contrary to his own personal opinions on the subject. This fact was fully realized one Christmas when, in his attempt to save the day, he very nearly ruined everything.
By Amy Lindop3 years ago in Humans
Holiday Hiesting
My brother is the roast master of the family. Roast pork, roast chicken, roast lamb - you name it, he'll roast it. For any major - or minor - family gathering, my brother is designated as head cook, a position that he does not take lightly. Wearing an apron like a badge of honour and whipping the signature tea towel of the experienced home-cook over his shoulder, he proudly struts around the kitchen, talking non-stop at the rate of easily a mile a minute. Every year for the holidays, he pain-stakingly prepares a roast that makes my mouth water as I write this. The roast meal that was cooked on the night in question was roast pork and it glistened as my brother pulled it from the oven and placed it on the bench. He grinned ear to ear like he had won a prize as everyone congratulated him.
By Jaimie3 years ago in Humans