humor
"Humor is what binds humans together and makes difficult times just a little less painful; Sometimes you can't help but laugh. "
I Hate Change
GrandMother Knows Best The most painful thing I’ve ever experienced was witnessing the burial of my grandmother. Til’ this day, it’s still something I find very difficult to talk about.
Digital_FootPrintPublished 4 months ago in Humans- Top Story - January 2024
The Rolling of the Waves
It’d be so easy to say that tonight I just went for a dip and got some dinner, but I won’t. Feeling a little low after rediscovering the soft, warm touch of a woman last night, I take the bike and cruise down to Cua Dai with 50k in my pocket. The lady who I pay to park keeps offering me coconuts until she was shown that I had a beer in my hand. A walk in the dark along the shore shows me what quiet is. The waves crash down so gently as a breeze almost sneaks by. There’s a young couple hanging off each other's arms and laughing before they settle in a wooden lounge chair to make out under the moonlight. I find a seat nearby just hoping to be seen - hoping that a beautiful woman will stroll by and want to have a beer and a cuddle with me. The rolling of the waves settles my maladjusted thoughts that swirl in a pool of wonder. One wave comes in to meet the sand, and another follows, and another…
Michael O'ConnorPublished 4 months ago in Humans The Mini-Mart Epiphany
I begin to ponder how it got this way. I ponder how it got so simple, as the most unassuming moments come to be a decorated, glorious carving in the woodworks.
Michael O'ConnorPublished 4 months ago in HumansTHIS IS EXACTLY WHAT JANE WANTED
I am confident in saying that Pride & Prejudice (sort of) is the best thing I will have seen all year (and I'm holding myself to that). If you are already confused and wondering "what Pride & Prejudice (sort of) is", well let me tell you! It is a hilariously smart and beautifully chaotic theatrical retelling of Pride & Prejudice (duh) by Jane Austen (double duh). Isobel McArthur, the writer and co-director, must be some sort of genius because before the show was even over my friend excitedly whispered to me that "this is exactly what Jane would've wanted!" (a play on something I've previously written... This is Not What Jane Wanted).
Lauren Writes AustenPublished 4 months ago in HumansIs The Human Gathering Real?
Introduction The concept of human gathering, characterized by the coming together of individuals for various purposes such as social interaction, collaboration, or communal activities, raises questions about its authenticity, dynamics, and impact on participants. This article delves into the essence of human gatherings and explores the factors that contribute to their "realness" or lack thereof.
Best InformationPublished 4 months ago in HumansCHILDHOOD MEMORIES
It might be a sentimental and satisfying experience to write a story about your early years. You could investigate the following interesting subjects to create an engrossing story:
Lohi NandiPublished 4 months ago in HumansGrown-up Dating Tips: Enticing Procedures Utilizing Music to Draw in Ladies
Internet dating for teens and youthful grown-ups appears to be a generally basic pursuit requiring minimal in excess of a trade of photos and a passing reference to a few normal interests. Furthermore, that is all there is to it, the match is made, in spite of the fact that it probably won't endure in excess of a couple of days! In any case, for the more established and more experienced grown-up, dating is generally a more mind boggling issue, in which both the man and the lady will hope for something else from their likely accomplice.
Artical MediaPublished 4 months ago in HumansMountain Majesty
In the heart of Southern Africa, cradled within the rugged embrace of the Maluti Mountains, lies the enchanting Kingdom of Lesotho. Its lofty peaks touch the sky, earning it the moniker "Kingdom in the Sky." Amongst these majestic heights, a tale unfolded, where the beauty of the high-altitude terrain intertwined with the lives of those who called this mountainous haven home.
Mathabo NalediPublished 4 months ago in HumansIdentity and Independence of a Landlocked Nation
In the heart of Lesotho, where the Maluti Mountains stood guard and the valleys whispered tales of resilience, lived Tumelo. He was a young man whose spirit mirrored the unwavering peaks that framed his homeland. His days were woven with threads of ancestral heritage and a fervent longing for independence.
Mathabo NalediPublished 4 months ago in HumansNavigating the Remote Work Revolution: An Intricate Dance of Flexibility and Innovation
In the realm of modern professional dynamics, where tradition meets innovation, the drums of change resonate, heralding the onset of the Remote Work Revolution. Standing at this intersection, we are tasked with navigating uncharted waters, where the winds of flexibility and innovation propel our vessels. Join me on a captivating journey as we unravel the intricacies of remote work, exploring its profound impact on the canvas of our work-life landscapes, all while adhering to the rhythm of perplexity and burstiness.
Purab Biswas✨Published 4 months ago in HumansCelebrating Carver Day: Honoring the Legacy of George Washington Carver
Introduction George Washington Carver, a name revered in the annals of American history, left an indelible mark through his groundbreaking innovations in agriculture, botany, and science. Carver's legacy extends far beyond his inventions; it encompasses his dedication to education, advocacy for sustainable farming practices, and tireless pursuit of knowledge. Every year, on January 5th, Carver Day stands as a commemoration of his enduring impact on society. This celebration not only honors the man but also underscores the importance of his achievements in revolutionizing agricultural techniques and empowering communities.
The World Without Laughter: A Thought Experiment on a Humorless Existence
Humor, that intangible quality that brings joy, lightens burdens, and connects us through shared laughter, is deeply ingrained in the fabric of human existence. But what if, in an alternate reality, humor did not exist? What if the very essence of laughter, the universal language that transcends boundaries, was absent from our lives? In this thought experiment, we delve into the hypothetical landscape of a world without humor, exploring the profound implications it might have on our emotions, social dynamics, and overall human experience.