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  • Ships, sunset,dusk
    CreativitySelf-Help & RelationshipsFictionEntertainment
    By Stephanie Wyatt
    September 16, 2019
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    Chapter 2 : If You Weren’t A Pirate, I’d Still Have My Head

    You can read chapter one of the story here. People always said that when you die you finally feel at peace. You are no longer bound by your obligations in the mortal realm. Can those people tell me why I still have a headache, and my neck still hurts? I just got executed. Where is ...
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  • Old Man
    EnvironmentCultureCreativityParenting & FamilySelf-Help & RelationshipsFictionPoetryMemoir & Autobiographies
    By rc360
    April 1, 2019
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    generations: a poem

    The boy passed the joint to his grandfather. A bulbous white cloud enveloped them, Locking souls together by generations: Generations walking backwards, Generations drowning under design and democracy, Generations pacing below sea level, Slave ships cresting high above their abandoned spirits. The Elder’s gray eyes dared look to the boy, A solitary moment imprisoned between ...
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  • Photo Credit @ Martyn Cook
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    By J.C Ballard
    March 25, 2019
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    My “Missing You” Playlist

    We all deal with grief differently. My little sister reads sad quotes on Pinterest that express how she feels better than she can. My brother doesn’t like to get out at the cemetery because it makes Dad’s death real. I write and publish my reflections on grief for strangers to read. Writing about it is ...
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  • https://www.ccalliance.org/about/awareness-month/partner-toolkit
    Parenting & FamilyHealth & Wellness
    By J.C Ballard
    March 11, 2019
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    Don’t ASSume: Colorectal Cancer Awareness 2019

    It is no secret that cancer effectively ruined my life in April 2016. Family and friends know that the battle with cancer started almost nine months before my dad died. I noticed that something was wrong in July 2015, when we went on a family trip to Tennessee. It was a good trip and we ...
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  • Parenting & FamilyMemoir & Autobiographies
    By J.C Ballard
    February 11, 2019
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    My Six Month Hell

    October 10, 2015 Sunday mornings in October meant getting up early to work at the Hilti Ballfields. Dad served as the head groundskeeper there, making sure that the fields were in order for the little league games. He hired my siblings and I to walk the fields an hour before dawn to pick up the ...
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  • Parenting & FamilyMemoir & Autobiographies
    By J.C Ballard
    November 19, 2018
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    What I Miss Most

    Winter is here, and, like it or not, so are the holidays that I try my best not to think about the rest of the year. This will be my third fatherless Christmas season. I think missing him gets hardest on November 1st and stays that way until December 26th. The only thing worse than ...
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  • Photo Credit @ Лариса Мозговая
    Parenting & FamilySelf-Help & RelationshipsMemoir & Autobiographies
    By J.C Ballard
    October 8, 2018
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    A Letter to 17-Year-Old Me

    Dear 17-year-old Jordan, I won’t ask how you’re doing right now. 16 was an awkward year for us, so I already know the answer. I know that it seems like life is out to get you. I wish I could promise that the next four years are so much easier. I can’t. But I can ...
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  • Photo Credit @ Gerd Altmann
    EnvironmentCultureParenting & FamilySelf-Help & RelationshipsMemoir & Autobiographies
    By J.C Ballard
    September 3, 2018
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    A Lesson in Insensitivity

    It’s easy for someone to forget that I’m not okay. I am good at putting on the ‘okay’ face and pretending that my heart isn’t still horribly mangled from losing my dad. It isn’t something I bring up meeting new people because I don’t want to be the “sad kid.” When someone makes an insensitive ...
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  • https://pixabay.com/en/medical-appointment-doctor-563427/
    Health & WellnessParenting & FamilyMemoir & Autobiographies
    By J.C Ballard
    July 16, 2018
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    An Open Letter to My Dad’s Doctors

    I know that being a doctor cannot be easy. Almost every day, you make choices that will have a lasting impact on the lives of patients and their families. When operating, their lives are in your hands. One mistake can end a life as quickly as the answer can save one. I respect what you ...
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  • https://pixabay.com/en/paper-block-leave-note-expression-3406864/
    EnvironmentCultureDesign, Fashion & StyleSelf-Help & Relationships
    By J.C Ballard
    June 11, 2018
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    4 Things I’ll Never Do Again

    I am a writer. I make lists for everything: grocery trips, summer plans, story-planning, things I want to try. My bucket list, the things I want to do one day before I die, is the longest list I keep. I’ll bet that is true for most normal people. However, I have another list I keep. ...
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