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Not Just an Aunt,
Today, had she lived...my Aunt 'Cile (short for Lucile) would have been 100 years old! It boggles the mind to be old enough to think of Centurian milestones in the people that had a larger-than-life influence on you since birth. But today, I pay respect to her and all she has done for me and her other nieces and nephews. Also to honor the person she was as an individual.
Shirley BelkPublished 27 days ago in FamiliesThe best Food Dehydration Machines
In the realm of culinary expressions and sound living, food parchedness is a strategy that has acquired huge notoriety for its capacity to protect the embodiment of food, secure in supplements, and take out the requirement for counterfeit additives. Among the horde of instruments intended for this reason, dehydrator machines stand apart as an unquestionable requirement for the two beginners and prepared gourmet experts the same. Whether it's for making jerky, drying natural products for a climbing outing, or in any event, getting ready custom made canine treats, the right dehydrator can have a significant effect.
Elvandro MitchelPublished 27 days ago in FamiliesWhy do some men and women always want a divorce when their marriages change?
Both men and women always have sweet fantasies about the uncertain future. Especially when you feel that the man or woman around you has made you uncomfortable and dopamine is no longer secreted.
Realm of Ink and ImaginationPublished 27 days ago in FamiliesLove vs. Tradition: Navigating Marriage Choices
In the intricate tapestry of human relationships, few decisions carry as much weight and significance as the choice of a life partner. For generations, societal norms and cultural traditions have played a pivotal role in shaping the way individuals approach marriage, particularly in communities where arranged marriage is the norm. However, as attitudes towards relationships continue to evolve and societal expectations undergo a transformation, more and more individuals are challenging the idea of arranged marriage and opting for love-based unions instead.
Shwet Prabha BaiswarPublished 28 days ago in FamiliesDust and Determination: The Battle for Home
In the heart of a bustling community, there stood a modest compound house that had been home to a diligent tenant for three long years. This tenant, a hardworking woman, had faithfully abided by the rules of the house - sweeping the compound and maintaining cleanliness as per the weekly schedule.
NII LANTEY PARKERPublished 29 days ago in FamiliesNotes on my first public appearance.
Photo by Redd F on Unsplash It felt weird to not write anything of consequence last week, after consistently writing for eleven weeks now (this is my twelfth, which feels like a milestone of sorts.) It was nice to just be present, to enjoy the time exploring San Diego with my husband, and to just check out from things for a few days, but it still felt weird, and I felt a little bit guilty. I don’t know where the guilt came from since I don’t technically owe anyone anything, I don’t have an editor or a deadline, and my two-piece a week goal is strictly for myself, but maybe it is because I felt like I was letting myself down a bit or not taking my weekly steps to doing this professionally or reaching my goals. Maybe I just felt like I was letting all of my five paid subscribers down by not providing content that they paid for (even though my five paid subscribers are my mom, my dad, my sister, my aunt and my husband and I think they would all forgive me and still love me even if I never wrote another thing ever again- but seriously, how do I get more paid subscriptions here?!) Maybe I just am taking this journey seriously because I want it so badly, and taking a week off feels like I’m not applying myself. But here I am, and I feel rested, my brain feels fresh, it is the astrological New Year, so onward we go, and it feels like things are about to get much, much easier, even if I don’t quite know how yet.
Morgan LongfordPublished about a month ago in FamiliesThe Inkwell Warrior: Maya's Battle Against Literary Prejudice "2"
but maya didn't back down. "We need a dedicated course on African Literature," she argued, her voice gaining strength with each word. "We need events showcasing the vibrant tapestry of African culture, not just a tokenistic festival thrown together during Black History Month!"
Ahmed LatrechePublished about a month ago in FamiliesThe Inkwell Warrior: Maya's Battle Against Literary Prejudice
The humid Georgia air clung to Maya's skin like a second shirt as she navigated the bustling campus of State University. It was her freshman year, and everything felt exhilaratingly new – the towering brick buildings, the energetic shouts across the quad, the sheer diversity of faces. Coming from a small, predominantly white town in rural Georgia, Maya had never encountered such a melting pot of cultures. Yet, amidst the initial excitement, a knot of unease tightened in her stomach. She was the only Indian student in most of her classes, and the subtle glances, the whispered jokes – they felt like pinpricks on her exposed skin.
Ahmed LatrechePublished about a month ago in FamiliesEmbark on Your Saltwater Aquarium Journey with These 5 Effortless Techniques,
Are you prepared to immerse yourself in the realm of saltwateraquariums yet feeling inundated by where to commence? Fret not, for we are here to provide guidance. In this discourse, we shall elucidate 5 uncomplicated methodologies to initiate your very own subaquatic sanctuary. From establishing your tank to discerning the suitable aquatic fauna and preserving aqueous purity, we shall furnish you with all the requisite implements to fabricate a resplendent and flourishing saltwater aquarium. So, seize your snorkel and brace yourself to delve into this exhilarating avocation!
goddy igbinosaPublished about a month ago in FamiliesNews: Should children read/watch the news?
In times of uncertainty and distress, the question of whether children should read/atch the news often arises. As a parent or caregiver, it is crucial to consider various factors before making this decision, with the age of the child being a significant one.
Sanjana DixitPublished about a month ago in FamiliesEmbracing the Soul of St. Patrick's Day: A Festival of Irish Legacy
Presentation: St. Patrick's Day, noticed every year on Spring seventeenth, is a valued occasion celebrated by millions all over the planet. It recognizes the life and tradition of Holy person Patrick, the benefactor holy person of Ireland, and fills in as an energetic articulation of Irish culture, legacy, and pride. As the world becomes green for a day, St. Patrick's Day unites individuals in a blissful festival loaded up with music, dance, and the unquestionable soul of the Emerald Isle.
The Covenant Of Kinship
In the heart of a secluded valley, nestled amidst towering mountains and ancient forests, lies the village of Eldoria. For centuries, the villagers of Eldoria have upheld a sacred tradition known as the Covenant of Kinship, binding them together in a pact of loyalty and unity.
Kay GodsendPublished about a month ago in Families