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3,333
Introduction This is my 3,333rd Vocal Story. I am going to do something very simple here and share my stories with the story number is all threes.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 12 months ago in Writers
I AM ANGRY. I WASTED MY TIME!!!
I really love this platform. Let’s start there. I am not antagonistic or contentious, and I don’t like to show my anger unless it’s through non AI written stories, and through my characters. Of course my beloved poetry too.
By Caitlin Charlton12 months ago in Writers
Am I Special
Introduction Although I am usually completely ignored by Vocal (except when they take my monthly subscription), it seems that many of my actions either cause or coincide with Top Stories for other Vocal Creators.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 12 months ago in Writers
The Sky Beneath Algeirs. AI-Generated.
The Crack in the Earth The earthquake came without warning. No tremor. No thunder. Just a single, sharp breath from the ground—like the earth had sighed after holding something in for centuries.
By Khalil Zerariabout a year ago in Writers
Explore Hill Stations Near Dehradun with a Tempo Traveller
Dehradun is a wonderful and strategic starting point for your Himalayan journey. This city is an ideal starting point for experiencing India's natural beauty and spiritual heritage, away from the hustle and bustle. If you're traveling with family or friends, a Tempo Traveller is the most comfortable and safest option. This vehicle offers a convenient and comfortable travel experience for groups. In this blog we will reveal the names of some best Hill Station Near Dehradun.
By Kartik Sharmaabout a year ago in Writers
Why Automotive Brands Can’t Afford to Ignore MAP Monitoring
In today’s hypercompetitive automotive market, pricing strategy is no longer a back-office activity—it’s a frontline business driver. One powerful practice shaping competitive advantage is MAP (Minimum Advertised Price) monitoring. For automotive manufacturers, OEMs, and distributors, enforcing MAP policies is crucial to maintaining brand value, protecting dealer relationships, and ensuring fair competition.
By PriceIntelGuruabout a year ago in Writers
What If Love Is Just Friendship That Lasts?
In adulthood, one of the first and most difficult lessons I have had to accept is that friendships eventually drift apart. It happens undeniably, and it hurts. I have been through it. The ending is never sudden. It is slow, almost painful in its pace. It usually starts with the joy of the first spark. In the beginning, there is that thrill of discovery, the getting-to-know-each-other stage. You share bits of yourself, details of your present life, hoping they will resonate. What kind of music do you like? Have you listened to this artist? It reminded me of you. There are daily conversations about the most ordinary things. A random Facebook post. A TikTok. A loud argument on Twitter. Have you heard about that actor? Let’s buy matching jackets. Let’s visit that café sometime.
By ♡about a year ago in Writers
Think Clash Detection Is Easy? Think Again
It sounds simple - run the model, locate clashes and fix them. Clash-detection services are far more complicated than they appear. Today's projects are complex, involving multiple trades and requiring high levels of design precision. They also have a tight schedule. Conflicts without the right tools can lead to costly delays. We are a specialist in BIM Outsourcing Services. This allows us to help contractors, consultants and owners reduce hidden risks, while maintaining projects.
By bimservicesllcabout a year ago in Writers
And Then There Were Twenty (Vocal Challenges)
Introduction Yesterday, there was an email informing us that there were another half dozen Vocal Challenges dropped in our lap, making, at this moment in time, nineteen active Vocal Challenges.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Writers
The House That Dreamed. AI-Generated.
The Inheritance I didn’t want the house. I wanted the silence it promised. The keys arrived in a rusted envelope, no return address, just a note scrawled in faded ink: “It remembers you.” I stared at the handwriting for hours, trying to place it. It felt familiar, like a dream I’d forgotten but never escaped.
By Khalil Zerariabout a year ago in Writers
Why My Haiku Took So Long
Introduction This morning. I decided to submit a haiku for the Vocal "Haunted Echoes" Challenge. The music is "How Long" by Ace, by the way.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Writers
Confessions of a Former Alcoholic Part 23
I've lost faith in the honesty of those who pretend to be alcoholics so that I may make a special plan for those who aren't sober, but I promise to cooperate with the legal system to help these addicts seek therapy.
By TheNaethabout a year ago in Writers