Inspiration
The Solstice ReAwakening
In the quaint town of Willowbrook, nestled deep within a verdant valley between rolling hills, the longest day of the year held special significance. Once a bustling hub of ancient rituals and communal celebrations, Willowbrook had gradually succumbed to modernity, its traditions fading into distant memories. Yet, this year was different. As the solstice approached, whispers of an old, forgotten ritual began to circulate among the townsfolk.
By ayesha nadeem2 years ago in Writers
Personal Finance Tips For Millennials
Navigating personal finance can be daunting, especially for millennials who face unique financial challenges and opportunities. Here are some tailored tips to help millennials manage their money effectively and build a secure financial future.
By Long James2 years ago in Writers
The Future Of Remote Work: Pros And Cons
Remote work, which gained significant traction during the COVID-19 pandemic, continues to shape the landscape of modern employment. As we look ahead, it's essential to weigh the potential benefits and drawbacks of this evolving work model.
By Long James2 years ago in Writers
Happiness Is the Way
A Short Reflection: Happiness Is the Way In a serene village, nestled amidst majestic mountains and lush green fields, lived a wise old man. His peaceful smile and profound wisdom had become a beacon for the villagers. They often sought his counsel, especially when dark clouds of unhappiness loomed over their lives.
By Andrew Tan2 years ago in Writers
On reading through life as a book
On reading through life as a book How astounding it is to live in a multidimensional world that coincides in its being to encompass millions of beings that coexist with each other, a million journeys with each one having its individuality, its narrative of how they survived the storm and sailed their boats in the dreary sea of survival. We strive in our yarns of glim, gloom, sadness and bloom, to rise in the highs of the beauty of abundance and to fall in the lowness of animosity and brevity of failures. To be or not to be, to smile or to frown upon while walking this journey called mortality, is a choice that lies to be made, to either loathe in the readiness of what was or to forget and move up in the radical acceptance of what is and what is about to be the reality that one forges to be in.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Writers
A Sickly Update
Before continuing, please read the poem below. ***** Hello, everyone! Oh, how I've missed writing. Thanks to a short vacation and sickness (more the sickness than the vacation), all writing came a screeching halt. But, I am on the mend, though still struggling with an obstinate cough, and able to resume most of my regular activities.
By Alexandria Stanwyck2 years ago in Writers
7 Reasons You're Having Bad Dreams . Content Warning.
Stress, liquor, rest apnea and (you got it!) startling motion pictures are a couple of normal reasons for terrible dreams You're tumbling from an incredible level. You're being pursued by a threatening beast. You're giving a major show before the whole school and when you peer down, you understand that you're standing exposed before everybody you know.
By Anis Ahmed Siddeque2 years ago in Writers
Leave your Fear Behind. Content Warning.
"Let's go to the park, Mummy." Tanan, my five-year-old boy, my whole universe, wanted to visit the closest park on a brightly sunny day. His school was off for a mid-term break for a week. He was bored being home alone. Therefore we headed towards the park on foot and enjoyed walking along.
By Morsheda Marfin 2 years ago in Writers
