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.

William's Hoot Loop
William’s owls all turned to look at him at once. Gretchna, the youngest, and smallest one, dropped her dinner in her effort to put him back in her field of vision. The half-eaten sandwich vaporized as it hit the stone from the heat radiating off the floor in the center of the room. For 43 hours now they had all been waiting, stuffed in the cold and cramped room for this exact moment. Now that it was here, they were not about to miss it and have to wait another 25 years.
By Sand Man4 years ago in Journal
6 ways to rest in 2022
6 ways to rest in 2022 Many of us haven’t had the time to ourselves during 2021 including myself. I’m constantly working long hours on my feet and using my brain. Working longer hours than usual taking up more work than I should all because of companies being understaffed after quarantine. At the end of the day I am overwhelmed. Honestly, my work got me overworking to the point that I couldn’t rest in peace when I tried to sleep. I am afraid to oversleep, when I meditate I feel like I should be working. The point is I was not allowing myself to rest properly no matter if it was my day off and feeling constantly tired. This is not something I want to take to 2022 with me. So, I decided to make a new years resolution targeting my rest and ways I could rest during weekdays and on my days off. The 2022 is a year that I will be prioritizing my selfcare whether it is physical rest, emotional rest, spiritual rest, creative rest, mental rest, social rest or just to make myself feel good like massages. Therefore, I have done my research and picked 7 ways that I can rest during 2022. Although this is researched I personalize it to myself, now I know it will not resonate with everyone however, there are things that can work for just me, so I am sharing my 7 ways to rest in 2022.
By Zee4 years ago in Journal
New Year, New Priorities!
What can I say about the last two years that no one already knows? 2020 was a mess that we’re still dealing with while 2021 was a blur of disappointment, so, how should one treat this New Year? Should we press on with a negative or bleak outlook? Or should we have an open mind and try for a fresh start?
By Delores Wilson4 years ago in Journal
3:42 am Still Haunts Me
The Barn Owl? No, no, no, the Barred Owl. I can't tell you how many times I researched both, have listened to both calls to tell which one I had heard that night and had almost cried at the sound. And when I had found the YouTube video with the exact call that I had heard, I had never felt chills so violent or had cringed so hard at just the sound; as stupid as it may seem.
By Nicole Fenn4 years ago in Journal
Choosing a mind-blowing niche is always a mind-twisting game for a writer
When a writer takes a path of writing, in the beginning, it is difficult for the writer to find a proper niche and get confused about what kind of topic should be chosen. The reason behind this difficulty is the interest of the writer. Every writer has their their perspective and thinking about different topics. The writer is trying to catch that niche in which the writer can deliver the maximum amount of data related to that niche. So, it's become a mind-twisting game for the writer for an eye-caching topic for the audience. Every platform has its demands about topics, sometimes a writer picks out of context niche for a platform that is not suitable for that platform to approve but it is not the mistake of a writer. As s writer, it is a logical point according to the thinking of the writer that every topic he or she chose has its point to express with different thoughts and views. By taking this thinking writer starts to write on the specific niches and unfortunately; when that niche does not gain much attention from the audience this makes the writer a little down and thus in this way the writer's mind gets disturbed. The writer all struggles and efforts also make his or her aggressive and hopeless.
By Wajiha Khan4 years ago in Journal
Daisuke Inoue-The inventor of karaoke
About once a week they take out one of their old karaoke books and sing it. The organizers of the Shonobel Prize say that the karaoke developed by Invas "has opened up new avenues for people to learn to confront each other".
By Anisha dahal4 years ago in Journal
Paparazzi Jewelry Tests Positive for Lead and Nickel
The info of ex-Paparazzi consultants and other anti-MLM activists whose information I reference in this article will be linked below. I highly suggest you check out their pages, support their cause, and listen to their full stories.
By Murial Bezanson4 years ago in Journal
I Can't
Today, I made a very hard decision: I'm leaving the HealthCare industry. It's not that I fell out of love with the work that's driven me for more than half my life. I do. I probably always will, and I hope there is some way for me to keep doing it.
By Natasja Rose4 years ago in Journal
The benefit of being bilingual in a global society
One of the benefits of being bilingual is that you can appreciate the art, religion, tradition, and history of the people who speak your second language. If you speak a different language, even if it is not related to your cultural identity, you may be exposed to other cultures. Fluency in a foreign language allows you to the mind and heart of other peoples and cultures. When you can talk to people in their language, you deepen connection and understanding, then doors open around the world, whether you're traveling in a foreign country or shopping at your local grocery store.
By Suresh gc4 years ago in Journal
Day 1.
Day 1. I’m writing a book of a life exposed, telling all those in my past, present and perhaps even my future that I blamed you for me. You will be pictured raw and stark, along with me on these pages clear for all to see, though this is for me and I hope will not be seen by another living soul.
By Wendy Roe4 years ago in Journal
Far from Home
In Vancouver, my home I have a favorite, inconspicuous viewpoint in Stanley Park. Stand there, and only there, and gaze across the waters
By Jonathan Song4 years ago in Journal
Christmas Holiday Memories
Many memories of Christmas are from childhood to that emotional and innocent time. Growing up, some of my favorite Christmas memories came from my grandparents' farm. One of my best Christmas memories is celebrating that day with a big party at my Aunt Gertha and Uncle Fred Tauscher's house on Ludwig Street in Rock Springs.
By Soni Sharma4 years ago in Journal