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The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
The Bridge Between Us
The Bridge Between Us: A Journey from Distance to Connection It started with silence. Every morning at exactly 7:10 a.m., Sophie crossed the Maplewood pedestrian bridge, coffee in hand, earbuds tucked in, playlist queued to ease her into another workday. The bridge arched over a quiet river that mirrored the sky—sometimes calm and blue, other times gray and restless. It was just part of her routine, nothing more.
By MALIK Saadabout a year ago in Journal
What does it mean to be a typist?
Back in my sophomore year in high school I had my first year of typing, which actually we had to take as a graduation requirement. We learned on manual typewriters just like the one in the image. Well, exactly like the image. Before I get too far what made me think of writing this essay was the fact I just finished kind of a funny video on msn.com when I first turned on my computer. The video was from the 1950's and the secretary was a clerk typist that used an IBM Electric typewriter that by no way looked like the one that I had in my senior year course in typing on an IBM Selectric typewriter.
By Mark Grahamabout a year ago in Journal
Echoes of Joy: A Glimpse into the Golden Days of Village Sports and Pashtoon Values
There was a time in our village when life was simple, joyful, and full of meaning. As children between the ages of 10 to 20, we found happiness not in technology or luxury, but in dusty playgrounds, loud laughter, and the thrill of sports. Cricket, football, and volleyball were not just games—they were our passion, our daily escape, and a bridge that connected generations.
By Zain Ali Khanabout a year ago in Journal
Beats Over Bombs: DJ Party in Saudi Arabia During Gaza Airstrikes Sparks Global Outrage
As airstrikes rain over Gaza and the daily body count of dead increases, another kind of storm raged online—not from the heavens above, but from the mouths of speakers at a lavish Saudi Arabian DJ bash. The disparity between the ugliness of what is occurring in Palestine and the partying in full swing in the Kingdom has triggered a storm of outrage, igniting worldwide debates about privilege, timing, and the deployment of entertainment amidst human crises.
By Shahjahan Kabir Khanabout a year ago in Journal
The Monkey and the Woman
Deep in the heart of the Western Ghats, where the jungle breathes like a living creature and ancient trees whisper secrets to the wind, there lived a woman named Mira. She wasn’t like the tourists who came with cameras and snacks; she came with notebooks and silence. A researcher of forest behavior, she had spent the last three years living on the edge of the rainforest, studying plant communication and the intelligence of animals.
By MALIK Saadabout a year ago in Journal
Virtual Side Hustles: Navigating the Freelance Revolution of 2025
In 2025, the freelance revolution is reshaping the way we work and earn money. The digital landscape has evolved beyond traditional employment, opening up a realm where remote work and gig platforms empower individuals to pursue multiple income streams simultaneously. This article explores how emerging freelance opportunities are setting the stage for a modern work-life balance, highlights success stories, spotlights the skills in demand, and offers practical tips for navigating this rapidly evolving landscape.
By Mysteries with Professor Jahaniabout a year ago in Journal
Telehealth for Postpartum Support: A Guide for New Mothers Navigating Mental Health Challenges
A new baby's birth is an event that unleashes in you all of the loving emotions and makes you feel happy that is beside tiredness. On the road toward motherhood, many new mothers encounter negative mood changes, which are commonly referred to as the 'baby blues'. A few of them notice that their emotions have been like this for an extended period, this could be a first indication of postpartum depression or postpartum anxiety. These trials that you are going through should not make you feel alone or burdened. Showing your vulnerability and asking for help is a very brave act. Thanks to the continuous development of telehealth, your location will not be a hindrance anymore, meaning that you will be able to obtain the necessary help right where you are. This piece takes a closer look at how telepsychiatry works to deliver the basic mental health treatment that the postpartum period calls for, though it is challenging of utmost value, directly to the home of mothers.
By Tshaun Grantabout a year ago in Journal
