fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the lesser known truths in the corporate culture of Journal.

If I Can Turn Back Time
When we first met, I fell in love instantly. Every song I've listened to reminded me of you. Before I went to sleep in my Queen bed, I would listen to "Always Be My Baby" by Mariah Carey, then I'd send it to you. I knew that you loved me too. I felt it in my soul. The feeling was so intense that I couldn't fight it. We would always send each other messages with hearts, roses and that made me weak. I thought I met my first love, my soul mate, my ride or die.
By Jalisa Rene4 years ago in Journal
Re-Mapping Expansions
All I know is that life branches like veins or rivers or roots. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. I’ve been dealt my share of negative reactions.
By Lauren Colgate4 years ago in Journal
One's more Senction to Russia This time by FIFA !!!
another's authorization for Russia Fifa and Uefa have acted as one to suspend Russian groups from worldwide football rivalry on Monday as worldwide game shut the entryway on Russia following the attack of Ukraine.
By Sandip Maity4 years ago in Journal
History of first human heart transplantation
Just 52 years ago, on December 3, 1967, Christian Barnard had his first heart transplant made by Louis Washkansky, 54, in Cape Town, South Africa. After surgery, he suffered from ischemic cardiomyopathy and was hospitalized. Heart attack Louis Waskansky, 54, who suffers from ischemic cardiomyopathy, is in hospital with a heart attack. Christian Barnard, a surgeon trained at the University of Cape Town in the United States, performed the first implant. Asked to be a surgeon at the National Heart Institute in London, Christian Barnard returned to South Africa for heart surgery and underwent his first heart operation in 1967.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in Journal
Is Youtuber Zulie Rane Misleading Amateur Writers?
When I lost my full-time job in 2020, I explored the possibility of taking on writing jobs. Initially, I thought I had found a job as a writer for a mobile game app, the kind that places you in romantic, choose-your-own adventure scenarios. I sent in my writing sample, signed the contract, and was ready to go.
By Shamona Pretz4 years ago in Journal
'Christmas Day'
Saturday December 25,2021 Today is turning out to be the most boring Christmas ever!
By daija miller4 years ago in Journal
8 Surefire Signs He Truly Loves You
We can clearly understand their actions, but they are frequently so subtle that we are easily misled. When it comes to love, humans are extremely sensitive and experience a wide range of positive emotions. However, it is difficult to know if the person next to us truly loves us if we do not know how he feels.
By Anup Joshi4 years ago in Journal
FISH ON
It was a calm, clear, warm, and sunny Saturday in May of 2020. We decided to go fishing. My husband and I are avid anglers and look forward to being on the water as often as possible. While I have other commitments that prevent me going as often as I’d like, he has many friends that are as eager as he is.
By Margaret Brennan4 years ago in Journal
What Is Life
I am a pretty straight shooter, no offence taken. My favourite line of defence is ignorance. Most people don't look for a way to solve things. They have some sort of solution they're looking for even when none exists. People are lazy and ignorant when all the time there's an answer they just need. If someone thinks they've found a solution or have come up with one themselves then you either know what it is that's being asked of people, or not (probably both).
By SKY TECH4 years ago in Journal
Andaman Guitar Island-The rarest island beach has a unique shape of a guitar
Andaman's hidden gem Guitar is one of the rarest beaches on the island with a uniquely shaped guitar. The popularity of this island is mainly due to its striking shape, which is not found anywhere else in the world. Guitar Island Beach is one of the most visited island beaches among the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Oddly enough, this exotic island is hidden from the usual tourist routes and is among the least visited islands.
By Tc fox4 years ago in Journal
Sunday Bloody Sunday
They came from far and wide. Many walking, many sharing cars, others just finding a way forward. Mothers, sons, daughters, fathers, grandparents all. The outrage, the witnessed horror, the wounding and excruciating pain to the national soul on display. They marched to a place to mourn for their nation, to mourn for the fallen, they marched to Marrion Square Dublin. They were not alone, the outrage and anger everywhere: Cork, Galway, Sligo, Dundalk, Letterkenny, and over forty cities and towns large and small. The Irish soul was wounded that day, the love of a nation, the love of the fallen would be heard through an outpouring of love, anger, and patriotism.
By Arthur Brain4 years ago in Journal
Our Spot
Jetson, a Maltese Poodle ran his way into my life when I was just 10 years old. This was a big year for me as a 10 year old girl I had just moved schools and moved house it was exciting but, what more exciting than a new best friend! and that is exactly what he became!
By Dempsey Quartermaine4 years ago in Journal