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Belle on Vocal: A Review (May 2024)
My last two months on Vocal have been amazing, and rewarding. Thank you all for your support – for every like, comment, and read! I truly appreciate it!
By Belle2 years ago in Writers
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the GearTop Bucket Hat I. Introduction A. Hook: The resurgence of bucket hats in modern fashion. B. Brief overview of the bucket hat's history and its evolution.
By sy quoc chinh ho2 years ago in Writers
3am Dreams vs Nightmares.
To have dreams and nightmares can be categorized based on their effects and nature. Dreams are fusion recent autobiographical episodes and reminiscence, resulting in a memory that can be recalled later. In contrast, nightmares are dreams that provoke strong and unpleasant emotional responses.
By Pseudonym “Kathy,” though my legal name is Chantel.2 years ago in Writers
Wounded orangutan seen using plant as medicine?. Content Warning.
A Sumatran orangutan in Indonesia has self-medicated using a paste made from plants to heal a large wound on his cheek, say scientists.
By Angel Malaika 2 years ago in Writers
The Power of Self-Mastery in an Era of Remote Work
Discover how the shift towards flexibility in today's business world, driven by the rise of remote work environments, highlights the importance of employee self-mastery for personal and professional growth.
By Narghiza Ergashova2 years ago in Writers
DEAR ROSALINE
I want to apologize to you because I always knew that I could love you in the way you needed, but I'd been distracted, investing my time and energy in spaces where love couldn't be appreciated. I sought out security from people who could not protect me. I've shared moments that meant nothing to the other person, but I guess, in truth, you only know they're the wrong person when it ends with your heart in peace.
By Catherine Nyomenda2 years ago in Writers
Juxtaposition as a Storytelling Device
Let's talk about Juxtaposition. Juxtaposition is a great storytelling tool that you can use to expand your storytelling options. It can provide the jumping off point for your plot, a subplot, or it could be used to add a minor character detail that further fleshes out your character and their personality. So, what is Juxtaposition? It's taking two seemingly different concepts and crossing them together. Place two things next to one another and compare and contrast them. This could be physical items or concepts.
By Sean Patrick2 years ago in Writers
I Couldn't Possibly Comment .... On Vocal's Notifications
Introduction The title is taken from Francis Urquart in "House Of Cards" but my referral to notifications is the fact they are still such a mess. Over a year ago this is what we were told:
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
"The Fight"
Tommy had been waiting for this moment for weeks. He had been training every day, honing his skills and building his strength. He was ready for the fight of his life.
By Abbas2 years ago in Writers
My Old Shoes
As I gazed at the worn-out soles and faded laces, a wave of nostalgia washed over me. My old shoes, once a trusted companion on countless adventures, now sat quietly in the corner of my closet, a reminder of the miles we had traveled together. The creased leather and scuffed toes told a story of their own, a tale of laughter, tears, and memories that I couldn't bear to part with.
By Abbas2 years ago in Writers
Cars That Use Red logo An Overview of Popular Brands
When you see a car on the road, the logo often catches your eye first. Some car logos are very famous, and many of them use the color red. In this article, we will give an overview of popular brands that use red logos. We will also talk about car brand logos that are red four times to help you understand which cars have this feature. Let’s explore these logos and the sound systems you can find in some of these cars.
By Ardis Harwood2 years ago in Writers
"My Lunch Box: A Treasured Companion"
As I sat in class, my stomach growling with anticipation, my eyes would wander to the humble container that held the key to my midday delight – my lunch box. A simple, unassuming rectangular box with a faded cartoon character on its lid, it had been my trusted companion since the early days of school. My mother had carefully packed it every morning, filling it with an assortment of treats that would sustain me through the long hours of learning.
By Abbas2 years ago in Writers