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By Holly Brinja4 years ago in Fiction
Pops
Pops has been through a lot. He’s been through a lot more than I know of because he doesn’t want to talk about it, at least not to answer questions. Even when Papa Walker was still alive, no one could make Pops talk if he wasn’t in the mood. I wouldn’t know about any of it, if it weren’t for that summer camping with them both. I’d been twelve that summer and the only reason I was going to start high school in the fall was that Pops promised my mom that he’d tutor me over the summer and get me up to grade levels. I’d failed middle school, like the entire thing was one bad grade after another and me really not caring. I don’t know why I stopped caring. It might have been fractions though or that mom graduated from college and still had to work two jobs to pay our rent and feed us.
By Duointherain4 years ago in Fiction
Creating a Comfortable and Inviting Living Space: An In-Depth Look at Home Decor and Interior Design
Home decor and interior design play a significant role in creating a comfortable and inviting living space. From traditional styles to modern designs, the world of home decor and interior design is constantly evolving. Not only do they enhance the aesthetic appeal of a home, but they also have an impact on mental wellness, sustainable living and the way we interact with our living spaces. This blog aims to explore the evolution, impact, future and role of home decor and interior design in our daily lives.
By SHIAMGANESH 4 years ago in Fiction
Tales from the Café
If you could go back, who would you want to meet ? Well the answer to this confusing question has been truly acknowledged and put out intensely by all the bereaved beings who traveled through time, to deliver the best possible explanations. The 2nd book in this series, Tales from the Café asks us to wrap some characters tightly around our head, because mourning time is not over yet.
By ilan michael4 years ago in Fiction
"Underrated Gems: The Top 10 Indian Films You Need to See"
1. "A Death in the Gunj" (2016) - Directed by Konkona Sen Sharma, this psychological drama explores the complex relationships and secrets of a family on a holiday trip.
By MOHAN KUMAR4 years ago in Fiction
Lock Down in Locktown
“Make sure you’re there on time honey.” Claudette says leaving her 17 year old in the kitchen as she heads out to work. Sophina, the eldest of Claudette’s children, had a 9am meeting with her mentor regarding her letter of recommendation for college. Since today was “Friday Free”, the one un-holidayed Friday school kids in Locktown get off, Claudette scheduled her daughter’s meeting for this particular morning.
By Saent4 years ago in Fiction
Glass House
I told them I didn't want to be disturbed. I work from home. Look, I work hard, okay? And when I'm done, I need to unwind. My buddies can't go and beat the bad bosses on their own, you know. Work hard, play hard.
By Meredith Harmon4 years ago in Fiction
The Nice One
Layla held her forehead in her hands. “Mama, I don’t remember what your password is. Sarah was the one who made the account.” Her heart winced at the statement. It was getting too easy, these days, to talk about her sister in the past tense.
By Sana Khan4 years ago in Fiction
One Mildew and Memory-Filled Couch
The couch outside was filled with mildew. Moss was growing roots around its feet. It was put there a year ago now. Before everything changed.
By KB4 years ago in Fiction
Black Wine
Black Wine Suvendu Chowdhury Calcutta, 1992 – Another bundle of files dumped on the old fir-table. Amal flashed up at the sound of the dump. And, the thin cloud of dust so released, made its way straight through his nostrils, just above his black, thinner moustache bordering a pair of the thinnest brown lips.
By SUVENDU CHOWDHURY 4 years ago in Fiction
Love is Blind, But Trust?
Once upon a time, in a beautiful city in India, a young man named Raghu was living with his parents. Raghu was mechanical engineer by profession and working in a top MNC in India. He was the second son to his parents who are well settled.
By Arun Ramasamy4 years ago in Fiction
Maximizing Productivity and Time Management: A Comprehensive Guide to Achieving More in Less Time
Personal productivity and time management are essential skills for anyone looking to achieve more in their personal and professional life. The ability to manage your time effectively and stay focused on your goals can help you achieve more in less time and achieve a better work-life balance. In this blog, we will explore the different aspects of personal productivity and time management, including goal setting, prioritization, time tracking, eliminating distractions and managing energy levels, to help you make the most of your time.
By SHIAMGANESH 4 years ago in Fiction