humanity
Humanity begins at home.
"Immortal Love: A Saga of Vampires, Werewolves, Humans, and Gods" - Episode 15: Uncovering the Past
It had been months since the incident with the hunters, and things had finally started to settle down for Lila and Aiden. Lila had fully embraced her new life as a vampire, and Aiden had been helping her adjust to her new abilities.
By francis lim3 years ago in Families
"Immortal Love: A Saga of Vampires, Werewolves, Humans, and Gods" - Episode 14: The Consequences of Forbidden Love
As soon as the sun went down, Raven set out on her mission. She had to find the lost talisman before it was too late. The talisman was said to be the only thing that could break the curse of the werewolves, and without it, they would be doomed to roam the earth in their wolf form forever.
By francis lim3 years ago in Families
"Immortal Love: A Saga of Vampires, Werewolves, Humans, and Gods" - Episode 13: The Unveiling of Dark Secrets
As the night fell over the town, the streets were bathed in darkness, and the only sounds that could be heard were the rustling of leaves and the distant howling of wolves. Despite the eerie atmosphere, Lily felt safe as she walked down the quiet street towards her house. She had been staying with her vampire lover, Damien, for the past week, and while she enjoyed his company, she longed for the familiarity of her own home.
By francis lim3 years ago in Families
Memories of the May
Making May Baskets When I was a little girl in Minnesota, we made May Baskets in school. I remember cutting construction paper into strips and weaving them together. We would then fold up the woven sheets and secure them into little boxes with staples or glue, finally stapling on a handle made from a strip of construction paper. We made flowers with tissue and pipe cleaners to fill our little baskets. We would take them home with us to wait until May 1, when we would trudge over to the neighbor's house, hang the baskets on the door, knock, and run. It was great fun.
By Suzy Jacobson Cherry3 years ago in Families
Lost Last Words
Allow me to save you the suspense. I lost my mother's last words. One forgetful moment and they were gone. ... She had been battling cancer for several months. In the end, she was heavily medicated and then sedated in hospice. This left her unable to communicate verbally with me and my two sisters for the last few weeks of her life.
By M.K. Scott3 years ago in Families
Controversial things I do as a first time mom:
I am a first time mom to a sassy, fierce, beautiful 7 month old. She is the best part of my world, and I can already tell that she’s going to change the world one day. She knows exactly what she wants, and she doesn’t accept anything less than that. As frustrating as that is right now as her mom, I love that for her.
By Hannah York 3 years ago in Families
The Promise We Made
t was a chilly winter night, and the snowflakes were dancing in the air, as Olivia sat by the fireplace, holding a cup of hot cocoa in her hand. She was lost in thought, thinking about her past, and the promise she had made to herself and her daughter, Emily.
By Abdullah Sajid3 years ago in Families
From Heartbreak to Success: My Journey to Becoming the Richest Person on the Planet
Hey there, it's Adam here. I'm 18 years old and I've been obsessed with this girl named Sarah for years. We've been friends since we were kids, but I always had a crush on her. Unfortunately, Sarah comes from a wealthy family, while my family has always struggled financially. I knew that Sarah was aware of my feelings for her, but she always kept her distance.
By Muhammad Talmeez 3 years ago in Families
Meditation Vs Yoga: Which is Better?
Meditation is practically everything for you and your partner. Just makesure, you aren’t overwhelmed by everything you do on a daily basis. The yoga you practise makes everything food and comfortable too. There are many things but a decision you take on your own makes it better and practically flexible for you too.
By Saanvi Seo3 years ago in Families
