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A Shock For 4-H-N, Chapter One
Rumours were still flying round Flash Club Headquarters of some altercation at an out-of-the-way supermarket when Flashslip sought Mini-Flash Phytolith in his room.
By Doc Sherwood11 days ago in Chapters
Starfish Fili
I'm a Starfish Fili Seer and poet of the sea A sea practitioner Who is Celtic Loyal like a sailor to their ship Tend to every scratch and rip
By Seashell Harpspring 11 days ago in Poets
How Digital Signage For Banks Supports Clear Communication Inside Branches. AI-Generated.
Banks operate in high-trust, high-pressure environments. Customers visit branches to handle important matters, often under time constraints or stress. In these moments, unclear information or long wait times can quickly lead to frustration. Traditional printed notices and static boards often struggle to keep information current or visible.
By AIScreen11 days ago in Trader
The Ones Who Stay
True friendship isn’t loud or polished. It doesn’t come with fireworks or rehearsed vows. It shows up quietly, in worn sneakers
By Mahmoud Ahmed 11 days ago in Art
Word of the Day: 芯
I am getting a lot of psychic hits today for some reason, I mean there is a lot of synchronicities happening. I am also worried about Monday but, I think it will be fine.
By Kayla McIntosh11 days ago in Confessions
The Path Of Alignment
Most people imagine alignment as something you arrive at. An ultimate destination. A fixed state you either reach—or don’t.
By The Priestess of Portals11 days ago in Longevity
Summer Sorrow
In the Summer of my years I wander miles and days through the golden hills reflecting on my will . These evenings I spend
By Justin Keeling11 days ago in Poets
The Tapestry of Us
The Tapestry of Us A Quiet Love Woven From Ordinary Moments Love isn't some quick flash in the pan, Or something that just disappears, man.
By Mahmoud Ahmed 11 days ago in Art
Choosing the Bear
I wasn’t expecting this. I had to go into town for eggs. Normally, Bessie and Judith and Norbert give me enough that this is never a problem, but for some reason they all got broody at the same time. The fact that there’s a handsome pheasant hanging around the cottage, strutting around like he’s “actually a peacock you know.” Yes, he actually said that. So of course the hens are clucking away. Not that anything will come of it, of course, but, the instincts die hard.
By Meredith Harmon11 days ago in Fiction
Buffalo Chicken Wings
I’m 27 years old, and I enjoy cooking. The meals I make are good, and I’m comfortable in the kitchen most of the time. Still, there has always been one thing that intimidated me: cooking anything with bones, especially chicken. I worried about getting it wrong, undercooking it, or not knowing when it was truly done. Because of that worry, I avoided it.
By Diani Alvarenga11 days ago in Feast
The River
Far beyond the city edge in the valley hills there’s a riverbend that divides the silt— let it carry you to wild lands let it slake your heartaches
By Justin Keeling11 days ago in Poets
Unrelated
Encompassed by a prism of possibilities Sanctity in souls that breathe purity They enrapture torment of sin quenching my thirst painstakingly
By Meredith McLarty11 days ago in Poets