humanity
The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
The people who built the machine
I have always considered myself one of those people who believed that most people are essentially good. I’ve always tried to give people the benefit of the doubt because, despite everything, I still want to have faith in humanity.
By mark bradley (mark45xxx)3 months ago in Journal
The Fourth Location
The ceremony itself was beautiful. Whatever came after, I want to be clear about that. It ended around noon, and the heat was already doing what Houston heat does in July — not just warm but committed, the kind that makes you aware of your own skin within thirty seconds of stepping outside. We'd dressed nicely. We were optimistic. We had an address for the reception.
By Bertyl Kently3 months ago in Journal
On the Good Foot
When I was twenty-five, I landed a job waiting tables at the Word of Mouth Cafe on Broad Street in Augusta. They called me Monday of Masters Week, would I please come work there? I had walked on a shift at Friday’s the previous Friday (the Masters schedule didn’t please me), so I needed the work and graciously accepted. Whew!
By Harper Lewis 3 months ago in Journal
I Tested 5 “Passive Income” Ideas
After trying to make money online with $0, I kept seeing one phrase everywhere: “Passive income.” So, what is passive income anyway? Most people think that passive income is getting money without having to do anything. That's not it. That's a gift or winning a lottery. Passive income is getting paid over and over for something you've already done or created, without having to redo that thing.
By Timothy A Rowland3 months ago in Journal
74-Year-Old Father’s Funeral Watched on Video Call: A Sonipat Story That Raises Questions About Elder Care
Parents spend decades helping their children take their first steps in life. They take them to school, support their education, celebrate their achievements, and often sacrifice their own comfort to give their children a better future.
By parwinder singh3 months ago in Journal
Algeria Accelerates Shift Toward English as Universities and Public Institutions Embrace a New Linguistic Era
ALGIERS — Algeria is steadily advancing one of its most ambitious educational and linguistic transformations in decades, with English taking on an increasingly prominent role across schools, universities, and public institutions. The move reflects the country's broader strategy to strengthen international competitiveness, expand scientific cooperation, and prepare younger generations for a global economy where English has become the dominant language of business, technology, and research.
By Sahby Mehalla3 months ago in Journal
