Family
CATEGORICALLY HOMELESS
THE TONE OF THE WORD "HOMELESS" and any implication that one may become so wrangles at the insides to a point of cringing fear and dread. It imlies extreme loss of possessions and the security of a roof overhead. It references a new beginning in life as a drifter.
By Carmen R Jimerson Cross-Garcia-Sullivan-Safieddine3 years ago in Confessions
Nostalgia Unraveled: Adventures of 60s, '70s, and '80s Kids in a Risky World.
As the sun sets on the modern world, it's time to embark on a journey down memory lane and revisit the cherished childhood of kids from the 1960s, '70s, and '80s. In an era before the advent of smartphones and video games, children were immersed in a world of imagination and adventure, playing outside with dangerous toys and experiencing a freedom that seems almost unimaginable today. From risky playgrounds to riding in pickup trucks, this article will take you through a rollercoaster of nostalgia, recounting the escapades and thrills of a bygone era.
By Mark Johnson3 years ago in Confessions
A Loving Partner
In the midst of life's chaotic dance, there she stood, my beloved wife—my guiding star, my standard for morality, love, faithfulness, courage, and impeccable behavior. Her presence in my life has been nothing short of divine intervention, a serendipitous collision of souls destined to intertwine. She is bold, courageous, lovely, and undeniably sexy, radiating a beauty that transcends the physical and reaches deep into the essence of her being. She is the perfect human and, for me, the perfect partner—an irreplaceable piece of my heart, forever cherished.
By Syed Omar Hussain3 years ago in Confessions
The deepest confession
Dear Angela I sit here with a heavy heart, burdened by the weight of the truth that I must confess to you. These words I write are filled with the deepest pain, the searing anger, and the overwhelming confusion that has consumed me since that fateful moment. I fear that our love, once so pure and unbreakable, has been irreparably shattered by my betrayal.
By Edgar3 years ago in Confessions
Enhancing Voter Participation
In the bustling town of Ganta, Liberia, the excitement for the upcoming October 2023 election was palpable. Among the residents was Gongarnu, a great man with dreams of becoming a teacher. Although he had always been aware of the importance of voting, he had never considered participating in previous elections. But this time, everything was about to change.
By Joseph G. Garblah3 years ago in Confessions
An obedient Son
My mom was shocked when she realised that she got pregnant for the 2nd time. I do not remember my reaction after becoming an elder sister .My brother & I never got along as kids. I was the sweet , kind ,honest ,cherished first born & he was a nuisance ,got into the worst fights in school ,always running away from studies ,trying to boss me,embarrass me in front of my friends.
By Amita Shetty3 years ago in Confessions
My Beloved Mother
Chapter 1: The Gentle Beginning In a quaint village nestled amidst rolling hills, where the scent of wildflowers caressed the air, there lived a young girl named Ava. She was the embodiment of joy and innocence, her spirit radiating warmth and kindness to all she encountered. But Ava's heart held a deep longing—a yearning for the mother she had never known.
By Christopher Brooks3 years ago in Confessions
Hello Vocal!
I am here, Vocal, sharing my thoughts and innermost feelings, and finally introducing myself. I tend to be an oversharer, which isn't surprising. So without further delay, let me say, howdy, I'm Jazzy. I'm in my mid-twenties and have a little girl, Cassian. She is wild and loud, just like me. I was young when I had her, so we are both kids, except I have a credit card. She loves to do math and play Go Fish. I graduated from Texas Tech with a bachelor's in Nursing science and have been practicing as a registered nurse for the last four years. Besides writing, I love to play tennis and eat; I LOVE to eat.
By Jazzy 3 years ago in Confessions
"Mastering the Art of Meditation: Cultivating Inner Peace and Clarity"
"Mastering the Art of Meditation: Cultivating Inner Peace and Clarity" is an article that delves into the practice of meditation and its profound effects on inner well-being. Here's an elaboration on the key points covered in the article:
By Jorelyn M. Macasadog3 years ago in Confessions
My fault
In a very wealthy society there lived a girl named isabella and a boy named Sebastian. Both came from wealthy and delinquent families and had all the material possessions one could ever desire. However, there was a deep seated rivalry between their families that spanned generations. Despite their wealth, Isabella and Sebastian were both bound to play their roles in this age old feud.
By Mak 3 years ago in Confessions
