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  • Plant
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    By Aviva Derenowski
    January 9, 2023
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    Choices

    I have twisted ways of thinking.   I see fault in my husband’s thinking as if I knew better. Silencing him hurts me.   I interrupt my friend in mid-sentence as if I know what they’re going to say. Silencing them hurts me.   I talk out of order disturbing the peace of the assembly ...
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  • Snow
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    December 5, 2022
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    Holiday Hacks

    Reflection and Goals For Next Year The year is almost over. Christmas is right around the corner. 2023 is going to be a good year. The goal is to travel more, and that’s exciting. My best friend is turning 30, so we’re going to Paris and a few other European cities. I’ve never been out ...
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  • Better Life
    RelationshipsHealthLifestyle
    By Nicole Brady
    August 29, 2022
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    Change Your Thought Process

    Have you ever wondered how you got to this point in your life? What events or decisions brought me here? I sure have, more times than I care to admit. No matter how hard I tried, nothing seemed to change. Learning to change the thought process is the first significant step. We all want to ...
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  • Houses of neighbors
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    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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  • Monarch Butterfly Draws Nectar
    FantasyCreativityFamilyEnvironmentFictionPoetryTravel
    By Ritu Anand
    May 9, 2022
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    Eulogistic Ballad—By a Butterfly

    We were young, still in our cocoons when we first met. Flora morphed into a beautiful butterfly, sooner than me. Her wings—the colors of fire, lit the sky. Her flutter stirred many, to reach and pocket her. But free minded, she held her own, unwilling to be caught.   With a grand vision to travel ...
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  • a sunset beach
    CreativityEntertainmentTravelFamilyLifestyleCultureRelationshipsRomanceStyleFictionFantasyPoetryEnvironmentMemoriesHealthHome
    By Ritu Anand
    March 28, 2022
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    Experiencing Siesta Key-Japanese Style

    Powdery white sand shimmers its quartz in sunlight stars twinkle on ground   Singing cardinal joins the drumming woodpecker branches take a bow   Fluttering pupa amidst the dense, tall sand dunes dotted flowers bloom   Sliding waves ashore bring seaweeds, grasses, and more crabs party with bugs   Diving pelican grabs grub by its ...
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  • Indian Festival Of Colors - Holiday
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    By Ritu Anand
    March 14, 2022
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    Playtime

    Born an hour ago, or Day before. You’re One month, or A Hundred years old. Come out and Play.   On March 18th, my friends in neighborhoods around the globe will celebrate Holi. Trays of bright-colored dry powder, Buckets of water, Water-filled balloons, and Golgappas, samosas, gulab jamuns will adorn the tables.   Rules will ...
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  • newspaper with the word cancer magnified
    CultureFamilyRelationshipsMemoriesNonfiction
    By LC Ahl
    October 11, 2021
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    The Obituary

    I’ve been telling my husband the only thing I hate about dying is I won’t be able to write about it. As a writer, I gravitate towards death. I’m not sure why. I remember a story I wrote in high school about my death from a car accident. My spirit floated above my body, watching ...
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  • Moon
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    By Adele Z.
    June 21, 2021
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    Change For The Better

    There’s a feeling in the air. It’s a mix of cautious optimism and anxious energy. It’s the nagging idea that society might be edging toward something normal, or at least normal enough. And we are ready for it. Compared to last June, where everything felt isolated and lonely, things are now welcoming and warm. I ...
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  • Gladiator Warrior Gear
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    By Adele Z.
    May 24, 2021
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    The Benefits Of Being A Weekend Warrior

    Everybody loves Friday. It is the day associated with happy hours, taking off early, and sighs of relief. I treat Fridays like Wednesday. I’ve been in the Customer Service industry since I was 15. Working weekends is something that I’ve grown used to, but am still frustrated by. There are obvious downsides to never being ...
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