siblings
Siblings are the only enemy you can't live without.
My Parents Have One Son to Be Proud Of, and It's Not Me
At this point, I have written many times about how I have screwed up my life over and over, and how I am still now at a point of desperation and trying to climb up hill battles to fix myself and my life. Well, I have an older brother who, of course, has made his fair share of mistakes as well. However, unlike me, he generally does everything he is meant to do and then goes beyond that a little further.
By Timothy A Rowland3 months ago in Families
A Day on The Road
Brynn and I set out early in the morning. Our first stop was at 9:00 a.m. A conversation with my last elder for my book. We were there until 11:30. I thought Bryn would be bored but she enjoyed the elders cat Jack. She also enjoyed listening to the stories told.
By Denise E Lindquist3 months ago in Families
The Thing About Cancer...
The thing about cancer is that everyone believes they understand it until it finds someone they love. Before my mother became ill, cancer was something I had only heard about through fundraisers, awareness campaigns, and stories on the evening news. I knew it was devastating. I knew people died from it every day. I knew families gathered around hospital beds and prayed for miracles. Like most people, I believed I understood the weight of the word.
By Megan Janousek4 months ago in Families
Father's Day 2026
My husband is the charm. He is husband number three and has four children. Husband number two had one son. Husband number one and I had two children. This is for a total of seven children for me. And then there are thirty grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren.
By Denise E Lindquist4 months ago in Families
The Twin Stars
Liam and Lily were twins who did almost everything together. They shared the same birthday, the same laughter, and the same love for drawing pictures of stars. Ever since they were little, they would lie on the grass at night, pointing at the sky and choosing which stars belonged to them. Liam always picked the brightest one. Lily chose the one that twinkled softly, as if it were shy.
By Iqraa Toqeer4 months ago in Families
Andreas Szakacs on the Power of Community Support and Social Impact
In a world where many families continue to face challenges related to food security, healthcare access, and education, Andreas Szakacs believes that meaningful change begins at the community level. Through his commitment to philanthropy and social responsibility, Andreas Szakacs has become an advocate for initiatives that support children and families in underserved communities.
By Andreas szakacs4 months ago in Families
The letter
Dear Judy, I know that this letter may never get to you, or if it does, you'll even open it or just throw it in the trash unopened like all of the other correspondence I tried sending you over the last couple of years. But at this point I don't even care. I just feel that if I write even some of the things that happened (and in some cases didn't happen but should have) down I can figure out how to move past them and actually get on with my life.
By Timothy E Jones4 months ago in Families
5 Habits To Build Permanent Happiness Into Your Life, By A Psychologist
Most people think of happiness as a feeling: something that arrives when conditions are right and fades when they’re not. But the last decade of psychological science tells a different story. Happiness isn’t primarily a mood state. It’s an output that emerges from the way your life is structured, the choices you make consistently and the environment you inhabit.
By Muhammad Sabeel5 months ago in Families
