extended family

All about how to stay connected, strengthen ties and talk politics with your big, happy extended family.

Your Ultimate Guide to Compact Refrigerators: Top 3 Picks for Small Spaces
A reliable refrigerator is a necessity in today's fast-paced world. It keeps your food fresh and your beverages chilled in reach of your desk or in the space of your dorm. Thanks to the brilliance of Bezos & Co., finding the right refrigerator for your needs has never been easier. Whether you're a student, professional, or just in need of extra storage space, there's a compact refrigerator that suits your lifestyle.
By Pat D. Mann3 years ago in Families
Love conquered all odds
This is a story of a young lady called Ella. She possessed a heart full of compassion and a spirit as vibrant as the sunflowers that adorned the fields around her home. Ella is a dream of every man in their village. She is always used as an exemplary by parents to their daughters. Ella's days were spent tending to her family's farm, working tirelessly.
By Tina simon3 years ago in Families
Redefining Parenthood: A Modern Twist on Raising Extraordinary Kids
In the core of a clamoring city, Imprint and Sarah ended up on an excursion that would rethink the idea of life as a parent. The couple had consistently shared a dream of a family that rose above conventional standards, where every youngster was supported to embrace their uniqueness and potential. Much to their dismay that their journey to bring up exceptional children would lead them on a way of self-revelation and cultural development.
By mogau Lekoloane3 years ago in Families
Whispers of the Ivory Jungle
In a remote corner of the lush Indian jungle, a majestic white tiger named Rajan roamed freely. With fur as pure as the driven snow and eyes that gleamed like precious gemstones, Rajan was a sight to behold. His presence commanded respect, and his territory was a realm of both mystery and danger.
By Sonia khan 3 years ago in Families
The Forbidden Flavor
In a quaint village nestled between rolling hills and dense forests, there existed a culinary secret that had been safeguarded for generations. Known only to a select few, the villagers whispered of a forbidden flavor, a taste so extraordinary that it was said to possess the power to heal and harm in equal measure. This tantalizing tale became the stuff of legend, shared around campfires and whispered in hushed tones after the sun dipped below the horizon.
By Barry David3 years ago in Families
Leaving Hope Behind
My great-grandmother, Cristiana Coppa, and her four daughters, one heavy with child, climbed gingerly up the slimy ladders of steerage section in the White Star Line's Ship, RMS Romanic, stated to be the fastest in the fleet. Her son-in-law, Antonio Putano, had heard they were approaching the dock at Boston Harbor and roused them all to join him on the deck to see, for the first time, their new homeland, America.
By Tina D'Angelo3 years ago in Families
Empowering Healing: The Journey of Trauma Therapy and Resilience
Introduction Trauma is a deeply distressing and hurtful experience that can have lasting effects on an individual's mental, emotional, and physical well-being. It could arise from a single traumatic event or prolonged exposure to adverse situations in life, the impact of trauma can be overwhelming and challenging to overcome but not impossible. This simply means, there is hope for those on the path to healing. Trauma therapy, also known as trauma counseling or trauma treatment, offers a supportive journey that can lead to empowerment.
By Jack Jone3 years ago in Families
From Struggle to Strength
In the heart of a bustling city, Emily found herself at the crossroads of an emotional battle and a desperate need for personal development. Her life had taken an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with a chronic health condition. The weight of her medical struggles seemed unbearable, overshadowing any hope for growth and self-improvement.
By Folashade Olajire3 years ago in Families
THE STORY OF A WOMAN WITH DIABETES AND OTHERS PREGNANT
My name is Regina Cantun, I am 38 years old, I am DIABETIC and I am pregnant. Three months before I got pregnant I was diagnosed with diabetes and was just beginning to learn about it and how it affected my body when I found out I was pregnant. I was so excited! I was incredibly happy! Until I went to the fertility doctor, who told me: 'You must control your diabetes. Your numbers need to improve or your child will have birth defects. I was in shock. She had been trying for a baby for over five years and was hoping to enjoy the good news for a while.
By Aleyda Peña3 years ago in Families
How to make puff puff
Nigerian Puff Puff is that spongy, deep-fried, spherical snack that originated from Nigeria. It is soft and springs back to touch, you know, like when you pinch a foam sponge.
By Aisha paki3 years ago in Families
Are You Tired of Pimples and Acne? Discover the Secret to Clear Skin Naturally
Are You Tired of Pimples and Acne? Discover the Secret to Clear Skin Naturally Are you feeling frustrated by persistent pimples and acne? Do you find yourself avoiding social situations and feeling self-conscious about your skin? Have you tried numerous medications, creams, and home remedies with no success? If you've answered 'yes' to any of these questions, then keep reading because we have a solution that can help you achieve clear skin in just 3 months!
By Sameel Iqbal3 years ago in Families
Why Does My Autistic Loved One Ignore Me?
Imagine you're finally home after a tough day. You have a nice cup of tea in hand and have gone out to the porch to watch the sunset. There's a light breeze, the crickets are just beginning to chirp, and you can feel your tense muscles relax one by one as you sink into your favorite deck chair and enjoy the peace of nature.
By The Articulate Autistic3 years ago in Families