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The Girl
A relationship with a significant other is never what it looks like in movies. There are always hard times. Sometimes it takes “reading between the lines” to see what is actually going on behind closed doors. In public settings they might seem happy. And one of the people in the relationship might actually be happy. Thinking that the other will never run away, they will never flea. Especially since she has a ring on her finger.
By Savannah Ferrell8 years ago in Viva
If You Come...
If you come to one of my family parties (which is almost every weekend), you will be welcomed with open arms. Immediately, you will be by who ever's house it is, shake hands with everyone in the room, and be given a plate of whatever food we're having. Whether it's the usual: variety of tamales, variety of hominy soup, fried rolled tacos of potato/sausage/ricotta cheese or even more common: burgers, pizza, spaghetti, salads. Or tacos of cow head, tongue, eyes and intestines that sounds more delicious when said in Spanish. You may add cilantro, chopped onions, lime, avocado, salsa, sour cream. We would have margaritas with or without tequila, soda, water, Corona or Model beer.
By Selena Villegas8 years ago in Families
Knowing That You're Good Enough
Growing up when I was younger was relatively easy from about one year of age to about six years of age. Both of my parents worked, but my mom was the one who was able to keep a steady job, while my dad wasn't able to hold one down. From the ages one year to about six years, we moved probably three different times that I can remember from a young age. After I turned seven years old, we moved to a small city called Santa Maria, California. It had a very comfortable and country-type of feel to it; there were farms, cows, and luckily enough, I had relatives who lived there, so I at least knew a few people.
By Erika P8 years ago in Families
Red Velvet
The gravel grumbled beneath the car's tires as she pulled us into the parking lot - the gospel music she insisted on playing before service quickly dwindled down in decibels - no longer audible as she took the key from the ignition and gathered her purse from the floor.
By Jocelyn Lee8 years ago in Families
Love the Skin You're In
We've all heard it at least once in our lives: "Love the skin you're in." Today, I'm going to break that phrase down to you and explain how and what that truly means.
By Kimberlys Kollection8 years ago in Blush
My Wonderful Family
This a picture of my family and I on my wedding day. As you can see, we can't be serious for pics sometimes. But this story is about my crazy and funny family. Some of my family members are not in the pic. Here is my family and I want to introduce them to you.
By Shante Hernandez8 years ago in Families
Has Feminism Gone Mad?
This is something that has been plaguing me recently. As a young feminist in this infinitely connected world, I am constantly seeing both parts of the argument (no matter how stupid or logical; it seems both receive the same amount of airtime).
By Courtney J Wilkie8 years ago in Viva
A Taste of a Dog Trainer's Life
I've been a dog trainer for over two years now—part of a corporate company—and despite stepping down and going on another career path, becoming one was the best decision I made. I've met some incredible people and their wonderful four-legged friends that they brought for classes. Being able to teach and explain to the owners to look at things in a different perspective has helped saved so many lives from being released to a shelter and given up on.
By Erika P8 years ago in Petlife