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The Inevitability
After excitement, we are so restful. When the thumb of fear lifts, we are so alive. - Mary Oliver **** I remember when I dreamed she died. How old was I? Second grade–seven, maybe. She died and went to Hell. That's what I dreamt. It was so banal and real as I ate my oatmeal and watched her handprint appear, burnt into the grain of the wooden table. I couldn't tell you if I was awake or asleep. I lived a lifetime haunted by her tortured soul in a single night.
By kp2 years ago in Families
Love and Aging
Love and Aging – Companionship in Older Adults Love is an emotion that needs no tags of caste, creed, age, or looks. When people grow older, love evolves. Besides physical, it is more emotional, psychological, and social. Through this article, I want to highlight how love changes with age and how people think and require love. Let us aknowledge love and aging.
By Kuhu Jakhmola2 years ago in Families
Minced OH!ths
"Do you know what 'minced oath' is, Benji?" The big man across from me squinted and said, "I think I do, but I'm not sure."
By Mack D. Ames2 years ago in Families
10 tips to counter bullying against your child
Tips on bullying 1.Daily and continuous communication with the child. 2. Educate the child about bullying. 3. And know the different signs of bullying.
By reda hamouda2 years ago in Families
Dad's Diary: A Heartfelt Journey Through Fatherhood : Episode 1
THE INTRO: A Modern FATHER’s Daily Dilemma My loving folks, I’m not a veteran of words who grab its audience attention just by his magical words exaggeration but i believe gonna I try to cast my regularly facing experiences, emotions & lessons with the good heart blend into the form of words if I could, so let me clarify you that into very honest way that no doubt the life of today's father is a complex tapestry woven with threads of love, frustration, and unwavering dedication. As a husband, son, brother, and the primary caregiver for my energetic 2.5-year-old, I navigate a daily balancing act that tests my limits and fuels my spirit as well. This is the story of a father's journey through the whirlwind of parenthood, while juggling the demands of work and family.
By Sayed Sumair2 years ago in Families
Review of 'being an uncle' by Guy and John. AI-Generated.
In the delightful book review of 'Being an Uncle' by Guy and John, you will discover the invaluable insights into the enriching family role of an uncle. This engaging narrative delves into the unique bond shared between uncles and their nieces and nephews, celebrating the joys and responsibilities that come with unclehood. Through heartfelt personal stories, Guy and John resonate with readers, offering a perspective that encourages you to reflect on your own experiences in your family relationships. Their reflections elevate unclehood beyond mere titles, showcasing its profound impact on both the uncle and the family dynamic.
By Unclehood2 years ago in Families
Benefits of Being an Uncle. AI-Generated.
Being an uncle offers a range of unique benefits that enrich both your life and the lives of your nephews and nieces. This special role often transforms you into a fun mentor, a second parent, and a crucial supportive figure. The joys of being an uncle lie in the moments you spend together, where you can impart life lessons and create lasting memories through exciting adventures and meaningful conversations.
By Unclehood2 years ago in Families
Review of 'the uncle book' by J Cogan. AI-Generated.
In a world where the role of an uncle is often underappreciated, J Cogan’s 'The Uncle Book' emerges as an essential guide for uncles navigating this unique and rewarding position.
By Unclehood2 years ago in Families
6 psychological symptoms that affect the child after witnessing marital disputes
We do not all deny that, no matter how high the degrees of understanding and love between spouses, it is natural to find in every home marital disputes problems between spouses, whether for private matters between them or matters related to the home, expenses, raising children, relations with families and There are many other reasons that we consider within the normal range of married life.
By reda hamouda2 years ago in Families
Top Tips to Teach Your Kids Smart Money Habits
Teaching kids about money is one of the best gifts you can give them. It's not just about saving pennies in a piggy bank; it's about giving them the tools to build a secure and right future. Here are some simple tips to teach your kids smart money habits.
By Amy Naparate2 years ago in Families
Stuck between now and where I want to be
I know that living in someone else's house, you have to follow their rules. For me, it's a little different. I feel like I am doing things in certain ways to keep the peace, to try to stop or control the fighting. That is what happens when you live in someone else's house, after all. You can't do things in the way that you want, or to live your life the way that you want to. Because I live with my family, I always have to listen to other people's opinion about what I do. It's a lot for me to take. It is part of what made me lose myself, as I have always been someone that did what I wanted regardless of other people's opinion. Having to listen to so many other people have really gotten to my mental health in so many ways. After listening to them for so long, it has made me doubt myself. Wondering what they will say if I do or try certain things. Also wondering what they will say if I fail. The fear of being made fun of if I fail is enough to make me not want to try. I know that it is holding me back of even trying to live the life that I want. Though, I'm not sure how to shake this feeling.
By Talara Nolan2 years ago in Families
MOM AND ME AND A SUMMER RAIN
MOM AND ME AND A SUMMER RAIN an afternoon delight *** *** *** For many years, a group of women I knew made time for a monthly luncheon. Each month, we’d take turns finding a place to eat.
By Margaret Brennan2 years ago in Families