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Family unites us; but it's also a challenge. All about fighting to stay together, and loving every moment of it.
Mick Jagger hints at bequeathing back catalogue to charity instead of his children. Content Warning.
Mick Jagger, the iconic Rolling Stones frontman, recently disclosed in an interview with the Immigration Barrier Street Journal that he has no plans to leave the band’s post-1971 catalog to his 8th-grade kids when the time comes. The 80-year-old, who has written several of the greatest songs of his generation, stated the kids “don’t need $500 million to reside well." He commented that rather than exiting his multi-million-dollar back catalog, he may donate it to charity. It’s not the initial setup in which Jagger has displayed his philanthropic side. He and the Rolling Stones were among the first main bands to employ their music to fight social and political.
By Nuruddin Ahmed3 years ago in Humans
Whiskers of Love Unleashed
In the stillness of the night, as I sit by the dim glow of a solitary lamp, I find myself reflecting on the incredible journey of love and companionship I embark upon with my beloved fur babies. It's a journey that is nothing short of a rollercoaster, filling me with heartwarming moments that touch the deepest recesses of my soul. Through thick and thin, my cats are here, offering their unwavering love and support.
By L. Daniels3 years ago in Humans
Whispers of Love
The sterile hospital room was awash in the soft, muted glow of early morning. The rhythmic beeping of machines filled the air, creating a surreal symphony of life and uncertainty. Two souls occupied this small space, each lost in their own world of pain and contemplation.
By Bianca Lane3 years ago in Humans
Mother's Love
Once upon a time in a quaint little village nestled amidst rolling hills, there lived a woman named Radha. She was known throughout the village for her unparalleled devotion to her children and her unwavering love, earning her the title of "Maa Radha."
By Vivek Mishra3 years ago in Humans
Embracing The Autumn Symphony: October And The Gift Of Birthdays
October is a remarkable month, and for me, it holds a special place in my heart because it’s the month of my birthday. As the leaves start to turn brilliant shades of red and gold and the air carries the crisp promise of autumn, I find myself reflecting on the unique charm of this time of year and the significance of celebrating another year of life. In this narrative, we’ll embark on a journey through the enchanting aspects of October and explore the deeper meaning behind the act of celebrating birthdays.
By Alpha the great 3 years ago in Humans
Team Carrie Powwow For Hope Fundraiser
On September 23, 2023, my daughter, 3 of her children, and 2 grandchildren were at the Powwow for Hope. Every year we support this fundraiser in our role as Team Carrie Powwow for Hope Fundraiser. My sister died in 2010, on September 24. She died from leukemia.
By Denise E Lindquist3 years ago in Humans
How do fibroids affect the ability to conceive?
Several women suffer unpleasant surprises on learning that fibroids will impact their ability to get pregnant or have complications after conceiving. The problem is critical during the prime childbearing years. A basic evaluation is the first step to finding fibroids during the pre – pregnancy period and then checking possible treatment choices.
By lotus hospital3 years ago in Humans
Finding A Purpose in Life: In My Own Words. Content Warning.
September is Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month and in this story, I open up about the struggles I've personally went through and still go through today. It's understandable that suicide is a very taboo topic to discuss, especially on social media sites like YouTube. On there, for most YouTubers, they can't even utter the word or any variation of it, because apparently, YouTube will flag videos of anyone mention such a uncomfortable topic. How are people supposed to honestly talk about their own struggles about this, but they get censored? I believe that spreading awareness about it and sharing our stories could be very helpful to those going through the trials and tribulations of life. It's an uncomfortable topic, but making people feel uncomfortable, especially when it comes to suicide awareness, is necessary. Having open and honest conversations is a start and it shouldn't be demonized or repressed in the media or social media in general. It's okay to not be okay, because as I've stated in my previous social media posts, there's no such thing as a perfect life. We all go through dark and/or depressing moments in our lives. Being open and honest about how we're feeling is one of the ways for us to start a conversation about suicide.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard 3 years ago in Humans
