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Lessons From the Life of a Bee
Humans inhabit the world for 4 years after the bee dies..... (Albert Einstein) In the animal kingdom, the bee is the model citizen. We owe our food to the bees.
By Rohitha Lanka9 months ago in Writers
Very Vocal Fables Volume One. Top Story - May 2025.
Well, here it is folks, the inevitable has happened - I have published a book! Very Vocal Fables Volume One is the first in a collection of three books that will feature 30 of my Vocal fables - with 10 fables per book.
By ThatWriterWoman9 months ago in Writers
7 Best High-Speed VPNs for Mac in 2025 to Supercharge Privacy
In today's fast-paced digital world, Mac users are increasingly aware of the need for a reliable VPN that not only protects their privacy but also delivers blazing-fast speeds. Whether you're streaming 4K videos, attending Zoom meetings, downloading large files, or simply browsing the web securely, a **high-speed VPN for Mac** can make all the difference. In 2025, VPN technology has advanced significantly, offering Mac users more secure and faster solutions than ever before.
By Anass Khan9 months ago in Writers
10 Best VPN for MacBook Pro Options to Boost Your Security
When it comes to protecting your MacBook Pro, using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) is one of the smartest moves you can make. A VPN not only secures your online activities but also ensures privacy and unrestricted access to global content. With so many choices available, finding the best VPN for MacBook Pro can be overwhelming. That's why we've compiled this detailed guide to help you find the perfect fit for your needs.
By Anass Khan9 months ago in Writers
Choosing The Best Solar Inverter in 2025: A Complete Guide
DC to AC Conversion At the heart of each solar inverter is its main purpose: converting direct current (DC) electricity into alternating current (AC). This might seem like a straightforward process, but a great deal is happening behind the scenes.
By Crown Inverter9 months ago in Writers
I Don’t Want a Job, I Want to Write!
I’m sure that you have heard this saying from a lot of people. A lot of us don’t want to work for others, but for ourselves.
By Emy Quinn9 months ago in Writers
The Spelling Bee Champion Who Couldn't Write Her Own Name
By the time I wiped the blood off the blackboard for the third time, Lisa's pen had pierced three answer sheets. This eighth grader, who has won the spelling championship for four consecutive years, is now repeatedly drawing some non-Euclidean figures on the table with her left index finger. Barcode-like bruises appear under the skin of her right arm, changing the code synchronously with the flickering lights on the auditorium.
By Lucian9 months ago in Writers
The Night Shift Nurse Who Knew Too Much
At 3:27 in the morning, I heard the sound of coins falling from Ward 302 for the sixth time. This shouldn't happen - Mrs. Margaret, a patient in the late stage of Alzheimer's, stopped swallowing reflex last week, let alone playing her favorite coin tossing game. Amid the regular heartbeat of the monitor, I felt the abnormal temperature of the intravenous infusion tube, 37.8 degrees Celsius, as accurate as a constant temperature box.
By Lucian9 months ago in Writers
Embracing Challenge: Reflections on A Story Every Day 2024
Unless you are very new here, or have been living under a particularly secluded rock, you'll already know this: I set myself a challenge to post a story every day last year.
By L.C. Schäfer9 months ago in Writers
The Last Gift from My Late Wife Had a Hidden Message
The first anomaly: the prophecy of the coffee cup When I sprinkled the instant coffee powder on the table for the third time, I caught a glimpse of the blueberries in the lower right corner of the canvas suddenly trembling slightly. It was an unfinished oil painting by my wife Irene before she died. In the painting, her favorite cobalt blue coffee cup was placed on the breakfast table, and there was a small gap on the rim of the cup - exactly the same as the one that was broken when we got married.
By Lucian9 months ago in Writers
What Is Electrical Compliance and Why It’s Crucial
Ensuring that your property’s electrical systems are safe, efficient, and up to code isn’t just a box to tick on a to-do list; it’s a matter of safety, reliability, and often, legal obligation. Electrical compliance is a term that’s frequently mentioned but not always fully understood. Whether you’re a homeowner safeguarding your family, a business owner protecting your livelihood, or an electrician helping your clients, understanding electrical compliance and its significance is vital.
By sammmy9 months ago in Writers
The Last Lightkeeper
In a world where the sun had vanished, humanity clung to survival under the pale, cold glow of artificial moons. Cities were covered in domes of glass, and only the wealthiest could afford warmth. Outside, beyond the shimmering shields, the world was a frozen graveyard.
By Sohaib Ahmad9 months ago in Writers