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The Last Day of 2025. Content Warning.
2025 was an objectively hard year for me. I would be lying if I said that I wasn't extremely thrilled to be done with whatever this last year has been! It is fitting that I want to use Wednesdays to write wacky things... and the end of 2025 is on a Wednesday - as it has been one wacky year!
By The Schizophrenic Mom18 days ago in Families
The Yard's Embrace
The clunk of Elias's boots on the porch steps echoed too loud in the silent dusk. Another day done. Another shift welding rusted frames down at the yard. His hands, thick with calluses and streaked with grease, fumbled with the key. The door groaned open, revealing the same empty hallway, the same scent of old wood and the faintest ghost of lilac, Sarah's favorite. He tossed his keys onto the small table by the door, the jingle a sudden, sharp intrusion. He didn't bother with the lights. No point. The house felt bigger in the dark anyway, swallowing him whole.
By HAADI18 days ago in Men
The American Home
The American Man and Woman I would like to begin today with a discourse on what it means to be American—especially when it is drawn to what defines the American man and woman, both in our time and for the future.
By Chase McQuade18 days ago in Families
KEM reveals baby no. 8 is a girl with sonogram video: ‘Another little miracle’
KEM is a staple at music festivals all around the country. His cool, not showy presence is a favorite amongst grown folks. You can almost picture the silk shirt sets and loafers worn and coolers toted in SUVs to an area with folding chairs and fans.
By Skyler Saunders19 days ago in Families
5 Korean skincare ingredients you need to try in 2026 for the most flawless skin of your life
Want better skin in 2026? These Korean ingredients are the secret If Korean skincare has taught us anything over the years, it’s this—great skin doesn’t come from rushing. There’s no magic cream, no overnight fix. It’s built slowly. With patience. With consistency. And with ingredients that don’t bully your skin into behaving but actually work with it.
By Good health to everyone19 days ago in Blush
New Zealand
When people hear about New Zealand, they often think of beautiful mountains, green hills, clean air, and peaceful life. But one fact always surprises visitors and readers: New Zealand has no native snakes. Yes, no snakes at all. In a world where many countries have dangerous and scary snakes, New Zealand stands out as a rare and special place.
By John Smith19 days ago in Petlife
The New Era of Sparkle: Why London is Falling in Love with Lab-Grown Diamonds
London has always been a city where heritage meets innovation. From the historic jewelry houses of Mayfair to the bustling diamond workshops of Hatton Garden, the capital’s love affair with fine jewelry is legendary. However, a quiet revolution is taking place in the heart of the city’s luxury scene. A new generation of conscious consumers is looking beyond the traditional mines, turning their attention toward a more ethical and brilliant alternative: lab grown diamonds in london.
By Mohd Kaish19 days ago in Viva
The Static Hum of Home
Unit 734, or Sevy, as Leo had insisted on calling it, hovered a precise 1.7 meters off the floor, gliding through the Miller household. Breakfast chaos, same as every Tuesday. Sarah was yelling about lost gym socks, Tom was trying to read the news feed on his wrist, and Leo, ten years old and perpetually sticky, was attempting to build a waffle tower that defied all laws of physics. Sevy smoothly cleared the spilled orange juice, the faint scent of synthetic cleaner a counterpoint to the burnt toast. Its optical sensors registered the minute tremors in Sarah’s hands, the tense set of Tom’s jaw, the pure, unadulterated glee on Leo’s face as his waffle structure finally collapsed.
By HAADI19 days ago in Families