humanity
For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.
Putting to Much Faith in Humanity
All my life I have always been told I'm naive. For the first time I know I am, all of my spring break I have been working hard to find a job with no luck. Today, my husband wants me to go back to hunting for a job. It's just a pain lately, one disappointment after another. Being mentally tortured by different companies constantly fighting for what I desire. I just need a job long enough to be able to afford a UHaul rental. I just want to leave Cleveland so badly. After getting accepted into Marshall University and going through with the transfer feels like the constantly fighting is draining in the fucking state of Ohio.
Louise Blake-MichaelPublished 12 days ago in HumansBest Mini Fridge To Buy Now
In the realm of compact refrigeration solutions, the Upstreman series emerges as a beacon of innovation and practicality, offering a range of options tailored to diverse needs and preferences. Among these, the Upstreman 1.7 Cu.ft, 3.2 Cu.Ft, and 4.5 Cu.Ft Mini Fridges stand out as exemplars of efficiency, functionality, and convenience. From the cozy confines of dormitories to bustling office spaces and tranquil bedrooms, these refrigerators redefine the concept of small-scale cooling with their advanced features and thoughtful design. Boasting adjustable thermostats, energy-saving mechanisms, and low noise operation, each model promises optimal performance without compromising on sustainability or user comfort. Whether it's the sleek and compact Upstreman 1.7 Cu.ft, the spacious and versatile 3.2 Cu.Ft option, or the robust capacity of the 4.5 Cu.Ft iteration, these mini fridges are poised to elevate the refrigeration experience in any setting. Join us as we delve into the world of compact refrigeration and explore the unparalleled convenience offered by these Upstreman mini fridges, revolutionizing the way we chill and preserve our favorite foods and beverages.
Edgardo MillanPublished 12 days ago in HumansA Death in the Forest
I notice that when I talk to my animals, they respond in their own way, and it's plain to see. And I'm not the only one. Farmers and ranchers will understand this, as most of them engage in the same behaviours. As a matter of fact, many of them already know that cows, for example, will produce more milk when the farmhand talks to them or when soft music is playing. It soothes them.
Rene VolpiPublished 13 days ago in HumansUpdate: Bring Chanel Home
The Bring Chanel Home Campaign has concluded with a beautiful result — Chanel was returned to her brother, Preston, and her grandmother, Arlene to Selawik where she’s now all smiles in photographs.
Sai Marie JohnsonPublished 13 days ago in HumansThousands of Africans Bully Young Footballer Trey Nyoni This is Likened to Bullying Black Americans Get from Africans
Friday, 15 March 2024 By: TB Obwoge Several social media influencers made posts about this 16-year-old child, he's a child. He made a statement claiming he was English born and didn't even know what Zimbabwe looked like. The child didn't say anything wrong, however several social media wanna-be-influencers decided they were going to mock him.
IwriteMywrongsPublished 13 days ago in HumansMarie Lloyd
She was a musical theatre actress, an English music hall singer and a comedian. For her use of innuendo and double entendre during her performances, she would receive both criticism and praise. She was affectionately called the “Queen of the Music Hall”.
Ruth Elizabeth StiffPublished 13 days ago in HumansThe Ring In The
She was wearing a red two-piece suit. I was wearing a velvety turquoise dress. I had probably bought it from the department store located down the street. Between us, we held the embossed chestnut brown jewelry box. It contained the ring. We had been talking about the ring for several months. A lady came to speak with us about it. We glared at the ring. We had our finger measurements taken. We looked at the price. I realized that I wouldn’t be able to afford this.
It Used To Be A Compliment
It had started as a lovely evening with friends. Dinner at a hip joint, followed by frozen yogurt on a starry night. I started recounting a party of theirs I’d attended, and I asked Danny how he came to be part of that particular circle.
Joe Guay - Dispatches From the Guay Life!!Published 13 days ago in HumansMindfulness and Relaxation Techniques for Stress Management
In the fast-paced world we live in, stress has become a constant companion for many. The relentless pace of life, combined with the pressures of work, relationships, and personal aspirations, can lead to overwhelming stress levels that adversely affect our mental and physical health. However, amidst this chaos, mindfulness and relaxation techniques emerge as powerful tools to navigate stress, offering a path to serenity and improved well-being. This blog post delves into effective strategies for stress management, highlighting how the ancient practice of mindfulness, coupled with modern relaxation techniques, can transform our approach to life's challenges.
YathirajaSampathKumar K RPublished 13 days ago in HumansThe Model With the 100-pound Leg
As a child, Mahogany Geter felt hideous, according to an interview with Today. She avoided people and places since hiding her now-100-pound leg wasn't simple. She wore long pants, although people laughed and pointed at her when she appeared in public, leaving her feeling like a “freak of nature.”
True Crime WriterPublished 14 days ago in HumansThe Night the Train Ran Away!
The train 1908 One chilly winter night, a giant train loaded with goods was ready to chug along the snowy tracks of Russia's Leningrad region. This wasn't just any train ride; it was about to become a heart-pounding adventure that would be talked about for years to come.
The Amazing Glide of Flight 143
Once upon a time, high up in the sky, there was a plane flying from Montreal to Edmonton. This wasn't just any flight; it was about to become a legendary adventure that people would talk about for years to come. The plane, filled with passengers, was cruising smoothly at 41,000 feet when something unexpected happened. Imagine this: you're in a car, and suddenly, you run out of gas. Now, think about being in a plane when it runs out of fuel. Scary, right? Well, that's exactly what happened to this Canadian plane on July 23, 1983.