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  • wooden tiles spelling out who are you
    CultureFamilyLifestyleNonfictionRelationships
    By Dawn Marie Beauchamp
    July 4, 2022
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    Why We Need to Encourage Emerging Identity Over Mass Conformity

    Motherhood keeps me on my toes. As soon as I have it “all figured out”, here comes another curve ball to keep me guessing. My current dilemma, how to encourage the emerging identity of my growing children. As the mom of a teenager, I am in the weeds watching my maturing child figure out who ...
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  • Backpacker On Everest
    FamilyLifestyleMemoriesNonfictionRelationships
    By Karen Elizabeth
    June 27, 2022
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    Traveling Bag Full of Memories

    Going through life is a journey. We travel through the good times and the bad. There are times in our lives that pull us to the edge of reason, but then we have times of intense joy and happiness. Every single step lays down a memory. It imprints on who we are and what we ...
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  • Lotus flower
    CreativityEnvironmentFamilyHealthHomeLifestyleMemoriesPoetryRelationships
    By Ritu Anand
    June 20, 2022
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    Who Is a Woman?

    A Woman’s a Lotus planted firmly, deep into the water yet unattached, her leaves – they float above all.   She rises, holding chin up, and smiles through the day.   Outside temperature may be 50 degrees Fahrenheit, but she regulates the temperature of her flowers at 86 degrees Fahrenheit, bringing warmth to all, regardless ...
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  • Collin and His Father
    CultureFamilyLifestyleMemoriesRelationships
    By Karen Elizabeth
    June 13, 2022
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    My Heart Is Big Enough

    I have two fathers, but only one is my dad. No one could ever replace my dad. He was the father who raised me and stood by me until his dying day. He was the light of my life and my biggest supporter. Whatever I did, my father was there cheering me on. It was ...
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    CreativityCultureMemoriesNonfictionRelationships
    By Keely Messino
    May 30, 2022
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    An Open Letter to My Parents

    Dear Mom and Dad, I have spent a great deal of time in therapy over the last two years. I have tried to make the best of therapy; allowing me to learn and grow as a person. But unfortunately, learning and developing means that individuals tend to learn about the dysfunctions of others because of ...
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  • Boldt Castle Boat House
    CultureFamilyLifestyleMemoriesNonfictionRelationships
    By Karen Elizabeth
    May 30, 2022
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    I Do Not Regret Knowing

    Whenever I hear that someone has located their birth family, I get a little pang in my heart. They have a fresh, clean slate for a reunion which makes me a bit envious yet happy for them just the same. Moreover, I become their sideline cheerleader encouraging them to complete the reunion. ‘But yours turned ...
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  • CreativityEntertainmentFamilyLifestyleMemoriesPoetryRelationshipsRomance
    By SBSteele
    May 30, 2022
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    Secret Goodbyes

    Cherry blossom hugs Secret kisses in the night My painful goodbye
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    By Calpernia Charles
    May 30, 2022
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    Fade To Black

    Imagine,  there's still milk, juice, and snacks for the week in 17 refrigerators once fresh, but now soured.
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  • Houses of neighbors
    CreativityCultureEnvironmentFamilyHealthHistoryHomeLifestyleMemoriesPoetryRelationshipsRomance
    By Ritu Anand
    May 23, 2022
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    Neighbors

    Those were the days when neighbors took pride in knowing each other by first and last names Kids, pets included. O, those were the days… Those were the days when neighbors exchanged tomatoes, potatoes, and onions Milk included. O, those were the days… Those were the days when neighbors drove their cars, trucks, and trolleys ...
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  • old fashion alarm clock
    FamilyHomeMemoriesPoetryRelationships
    By Joy Moore
    May 16, 2022
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    TICK-TOCK

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