siblings
Siblings are the only enemy you can't live without.
3 Biggest Regrets People Have When It's Too Late To Change Anything
We all have regrets. Moments when we look into our past and wish things went a bit differently. It’s even more painful if those things could have easily been prevented. If there was just something we could have done done differently.
By Tijjani Jibril5 years ago in Families
Lucky Charms & Chicken Gizzards
It’s funny to me the things that we tuck away in our millions of memory file cabinets in contrast to the things that we choose to put in the trash bin of life experiences. I’m guessing only the memories that leave a mark are the ones that remain with us to inspect later in life. Perhaps we attempt to find the value in either the joy or the pain of it all. Or we try to figure out why we are like we are…maybe we try to find out where we went right or where we went wrong.
By Theresa Airis5 years ago in Families
Bugar Holler Owl
Winters are very cold in Bugar Holler and Johnny was only 11 years old. Hey Johnny! Can you do your Momma a favor and walk down to Johnson's store and grab a loaf of bread and a gallon of milk? Johnny lifted his head from the pillow, "let me get my boots on."
By Ann Partin5 years ago in Families
How to Prevent Jealousy Between Brothers?
The jealousy between siblings is a natural occurrence and usually occurs when a new baby appears in the family. This emotion arises from the fear of losing the love of the parents and can last until adolescence, even adulthood if the parents do not take the necessary measures in time. Feelings of jealousy can lead to emotions such as envy and rivalry.
By Kristeen Bawler5 years ago in Families
The Floating Market
Sarai Bunchu ducked under the awning poles of a nearby artisan’s stand to avoid a tuk-tuk full of tourists careening down the crowded street. She adjusted her sarong and sighed. The air was thick with humidity and always seemed to have the faint smell of fish sauce wafting about in this part of the city. She hurried through the streets to the floating market. The streets narrowed as she approached and then opened up into a slender canal, choked with ruea hang yao, the long-tail canoes of the vendors, weighed down with fresh shellfish, squid, and fruits and vegetables of every variety.
By Spokeswoman Adventures5 years ago in Families
Funny, Talented, and Confident
We fought when we were little. Then we tolerated each other, but we kept our distance. Now we're friends. We have been for about ten years now. I still remember that family vacation in South Carolina where we finally said, "You know? I think we're friends now." It was when we started coming up with code names for family members while we were playing in the pool.
By Jessica Freeborn5 years ago in Families
To My Darling Little Sister
To my darling little sister, How are you? I hope you are well. I hope you are happy, laughing, and able to experience the most blissful future that we never had when we were children. You are me and I am you, but you know this already. You have known this for a long time now. However, you are also not me, you will never be me and thank the gods that it will be so. I remember, I remember so much... Too much even, and yet at some points of my life, of our lives that have been intertwined, I don't remember much at all, yet. Memory is a fickle thing, it comes and goes, but well, since I remember most things as of this moment, shall we start at the beginning?
By Just Daniel5 years ago in Families
