humanity
Humanity begins at home.
MUTE
Prologue: It was midnight, twelve o’clock sharp. I went out of bed after I heard my parents yelling at one another. I was terrified, my parents never fought until that horrific night. The wooden boards of the hallway creaked as I slowly walked towards their room. The door was not entirely closed, but I only saw mom because I was afraid they’d see me if I peek any further.
By Nameless Naru3 years ago in Families
Thief
I lived in the bazaar. Well, not exactly IN the bazaar but behind its stalls, in a corner, in a shack. What woke me up every morning was the bustling noise of the crowd that gathered on every stall. I wake up to the noises of kids running around with coins tucked in their pockets, looking for the first opportunity they get to spend it on whatever stupid stuff they lay their eyes on. I wake up to the smell of fresh soup, chicken, fish, fruits and all kinds of cookies and baked goods. But what my mouth gets for breakfast is the same old, crunchy bread the bakers throw out at the end of every day. People are strange, they only realize the value of things when they loose it or when they've never had it. It's strange how easy it is for them to take it all for granted.
By Nameless Naru3 years ago in Families
Food & Healthcare Emotions
Food User emotional 1 ChatGPT Emotional Food accessibility and inequality: The unequal distribution of nutritious food and healthcare resources can be emotionally charged. The discussion may revolve around issues such as food deserts, limited access to fresh produce, and disparities in healthcare services among different socioeconomic groups.
By Akachukwu Clement3 years ago in Families
Feel Great, cleaning your yard
Check that the lawnmower is operational and runs well, then check the weedeater that it runs well, do you have the energy or the time to do the job, or find a good lawn surface that is very reliable and is of good quality?
By rodjrsusu4388 private/ R O D JR and the date3 years ago in Families
My #1 Priority
Sitting in my business/financial/insurance office in 2002, with my father still by my side, I would have never imagined my #1 Priority as it is today. As it sits now, 21 years after his passing, I still miss my father as much as the first day he left this world and the tears of sadness roll down my cheek as I think of the man that tried his damnedest to clear the trail of life for his son (me). I also know he will never meet the truest of true loves that means more than anything in this world to me. It always shakes me to the core when I even think about it. Dad, this is Sophorn……..and, so the conversation and relationship should have started.
By Freddie's Lost Treasures3 years ago in Families
The best way to clean any room
Start the process by surveying the room, you have 4 walls and 4 corners, and a door, do not worry about the closet yet, till the room is close to being clean, some of the items in the room might go in the closet. It is very easy to trash a room, It is very hard work to keep the room clean, it is lots of exercise for whoever is cleaning the room. Not everybody likes to exercise, especially when it takes about 300 sit-ups to clean a room and you will lose weight when you bend over that many times, to keep from being stiff the next day use your legs a lot, not your back, it will help.
By rodjrsusu4388 private/ R O D JR and the date3 years ago in Families
The Lucky Stray
Once upon a time in a bustling city, there was a stray dog named Max. He roamed the streets, searching for food and shelter, with no one to call his own. Max had a golden-brown coat and a gentle demeanor that had won the hearts of a few passersby, but none could take him in permanently.
By Jamil Orbigoso3 years ago in Families
Whiskers. Content Warning.
Once upon a time, in a quaint little town, there lived a cat named Whiskers. Whiskers was no ordinary feline; he had a heart as big as the moon and a spirit that soared higher than the stars. His life was filled with a tapestry of emotions that would make anyone's heart ache and rejoice at the same time.
By Atikul Hoque Jahan3 years ago in Families
