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A tradition that can not be driven away ,Sesame an annual flowering plant or should i say ,deep sigh of relieve as ANNA walked pass a well known casino in Atlanta -the Wind Creek Wetumpka casino, which is about a 3-hour drive from Atlanta.Her first approach seems to be the best she has felt in a well after recovering from heart break, on the other side a fine young gentleman walk to her and asked, can i buy you a drink pretty lady ,let's call this man Myles who has undergone surgery for some reasons, Anna did not resist to accept such an offer since she didn't come in there with anyone ,she went ahead to grab the drink with him;they had a long and fun night together and she spent her night with him.
By The Reader's about a year ago in Writers
When Local Events Turn Kids Into Readers
Community Events as Literacy Triggers In neighborhoods where the public library is the heart of a town square and summer reading challenges double as rites of passage, community events often do more than fill up a calendar. They spark imagination. They create rituals around reading. And in many cases, they plant the earliest seeds of a reader’s identity.
By Maxine Dela Cruzabout a year ago in Writers
The Secret Vernacular
I. In the crowded gallery, you speak to someone else entirely. I watch from across the room as your mouth forms perfect, polite sentences about brushstrokes and lighting techniques. Professional, composed. They cannot see what I see. How your lower lip still bears the nearly imperceptible indentation from where my teeth pressed too eagerly hours before. You catch me watching and mid-sentence, your tongue darts out briefly, moistening the corner where a tiny mark remains our secret. No one else notices how your lipstick has been applied slightly outside your natural lip line on the right side, concealing evidence. I alone know that beneath that precise application of 'Whatever' #5, there exists a small universe of sensitivity that makes you gasp when touched. You continue your conversation about Renaissance influences, never missing a beat, while I count the seconds until we leave.
By Joe Nicholsabout a year ago in Writers
Books, Belonging, and the Neighborhood Fair
Community Events as Literacy Triggers In neighborhoods where sidewalks double as playgrounds and basketball courts host weekend barbecues, something quieter but equally powerful often unfolds—a child meets a book for the first time. Local community events, especially those centered around storytelling and books, have an underestimated power: they create readers. These moments aren't just about literacy—they're about identity, belonging, and discovery.
By Maxine Dela Cruzabout a year ago in Writers
Skeptical Specter Spectacle
One of my favorite television moments growing up was watching a show called Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction hosted primarily by Jonathan Frakes. As the show started the announcer would proclaim, “Tonight your challenge is to separate what is true from what is false. Five stories, some real, some fake. Can you judge which are fact and which are fiction? To find out, you must enter a world of both truth and deception, a world that is beyond belief.”
By Amos Gladeabout a year ago in Writers
What Is Innovation? Shaping the Future Through the Power of Ideas: The Anatomy of Transformation
Whether we realize it or not, each of our days is woven with a series of innovations. From the smart alarms that wake us up to the apps we use, from energy efficient appliances to digital services that simplify our lives at every turn, we trace the unmistakable imprint of one powerful concept: innovation. Far from being a sterile term echoing in corporate R&D labs, innovation is the tangible expression of humanity’s drive to learn, improve, and reach for something better. The journey from a spark of an idea to a reality that creates value is, in essence, the story of innovation. But what exactly sets innovation apart from a mere improvement or a basic invention?
By Nedir Lifeabout a year ago in Writers
