Life
Keep your home pest-free
Having a clean, safe, and pest-free home is something many of us dream of. But tiny troublemakers like termites, ants, cockroaches, and mosquitoes can easily turn that dream into a nightmare. Don’t worry though—we’ve got some super simple, down-to-earth tips to help you keep those uninvited guests out of your home, starting today!
By stephanee somsriabout a year ago in Writers
I Had a Toothache at 2 am in London - Here's what I Did. AI-Generated.
There’s nothing quite like being woken up by pain in the middle of the night—especially the kind that radiates through your jaw and won’t let you go back to sleep. That was me, at exactly 2:04 a.m. on a Thursday in London. One minute I was fast asleep, the next I was pacing the floor, holding my cheek and wondering what went wrong.
By Sophia Hansonabout a year ago in Writers
The enigmatic bird
Rubel was an ordinary boy from a small village. He was playful, curious, and awestruck when he was in sixth grade. However, Rubel possessed a unique kind of curiosity, in contrast to the majority of children. He didn’t just ask questions—he needed to find answers. He loved stories, but not just to hear them—he wanted to live them.
By Khorshed Alomabout a year ago in Writers
Life in Expat in Kuwait
As my final days in my role at the school draw to a close, I’ve found myself reflecting on life here in Kuwait—its vibrant culture, the rhythm of our daily routines, and the small but meaningful rituals that make this place home. From the early morning school bell to the warmth of community gatherings, there’s something unique about the blend of tradition and modernity that defines life in Kuwait.
By Camie Ayash about a year ago in Writers
Running Man Press
It was a dark and rainy day... Okay, apologies over the whole 'It was a dark and stormy night' cliché, but I discovered over the Victoria Day weekend that one of my stories became front page news in a journal called the Running Man Press. The interesting thing is that I had almost forgotten that I had written and submitted the piece (the editor who said that he would inform me of the date of publication never contacted me about the issue). I have also discovered that it is not available online (the page I found advertised how to submit, the fact that they only print 5000 copies per issues - a smart idea, I think - and that they have many wonderful t-shirts and other doodads available to support their cause).
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in Writers
The Corona Virus
The Corona Virus The corona deep fills many hearts with fear. I fear for myself and those I love. The reason that I fear for myself is that I catch everything that’s going. I had a theory, and until today, I have kept it to myself. So now let’s throw the baby out with the bathwater.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk about a year ago in Writers
My Three Friends And The Foods My Mother Cooked
Natalie Goldberg’s Writing Down the Bones Deck prompts — “I had three friends. I still keep up with two of them.” (The Round House, Louise Erdrich) Erdrich was in deep concentration writing this wonderful book. Why not start by using her line as a topic? See where it goes. Ten minutes. You might want to read the book too. It’s good.
By Denise E Lindquistabout a year ago in Writers
The Kind of Legacy No One Talks About
When we talk about legacy, we usually mean the big things. The houses built, the books published , the companies founded, the children raised. We think of statues and foundations and plaques on the wall. Things you can point to, tangible proof that you were here and you mattered.
By Eddie Akpaabout a year ago in Writers
5 Early Signs of Hearing Loss You Might Be Missing
Have you noticed yourself asking people to repeat what they’ve said, or struggling to hear conversations in noisy environments like restaurants or social gatherings? Hearing loss can happen slowly, and many people don’t realise they are losing their hearing until it becomes more severe. Left undetected, it can lead to difficulties in daily communication, decreased quality of life, and even mental health challenges. Recognising the early signs of hearing loss is critical for timely treatment and better management.
By Ashraya Hospitalabout a year ago in Writers
