A mother's love can only go as far as the summers' day. Eventually what you know becomes all what she has taught. But is it enough to love again? The heart felt trip between loving and losing.

Often times, I find myself wishing I had been born with a twin sibling, and, even today, that statement still reigns true. The idea of having someone by your side, continuously, sounds like it would be the solution to my problems. To know that that person is always there, maybe a bit annoyed by you, but with you regardless brings me a sense of comfort unlike any other. I was born into a house with two siblings, one who is 19, turning 20 this year, and one who is 24, turning 25 this year. They’re not bad siblings, no, not by any means, in fact they’re rather spectacular. They treat me well, but I’ve always noticed how they seem to find more of a bond within each other than within me. There’s a shared sense of comradery between the two, considering that both attend college, something that I wish I could have, but simply don’t.

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In an era where environmental challenges loom large, the moral imperative to transition to renewable energy sources has never been more pressing. Our planet stands at a crossroads, and the choices we make today will determine the fate of generations to come. This blog delves into the multitude of reasons why embracing renewable energy is not just a practical choice but also a moral obligation. We will explore the ethical dimensions of renewable energy adoption, elucidating how it can usher in a brighter, sustainable future for all.

How I was born with a brachial plexus injury and the following chaos.

An introduction. Here’s a bit of background on my fam!

The allure of city life, with its skyscrapers, bustling streets, and endless opportunities, has long been a dream for many. However, as urbanization continues to surge, it becomes evident that city life is not a one-size-fits-all experience. For some, the urban landscape offers excitement and opportunity, but for others, it can be overwhelming and unsuitable. This article explores why city life isn’t for everyone and why a slower, more rural pace may be a better fit for some individuals.

When you walked outside it felt like your skin was burning like the way an egg would fry in a pan as soon as the sun hit you.

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Relationships are a cornerstone of our lives, woven into the very fabric of our existence. They bring joy, companionship, and growth, yet they can also be a source of profound challenges. The Bible, a timeless guidebook to human nature and interactions, sheds light on why relationships can be so intricate and demanding.

The Bible contains various passages that offer insights into what is commonly referred to as "end times" or "last days." Different Christian denominations and interpretations have led to a variety of beliefs about the specifics of these events. However, here are some general themes that are often discussed in relation to the last days, as found in the Bible:

Then, the SUV skidded to the stop outside of a Louisana truck stop. The family left the car, and all went inside as a woman stormed out of the truck stop, hanging up the phone. Her eyes fell on the sticky note, and she glanced around, deciding whether or not to look at it. But the note watched her draw near and peel it off of the car tire. Somehow, just what she needed to hear was written on that note.

Winter died away almost overnight. It was back to working the fields for Andrew. He sucked in the clean air and glanced over his shoulder at the daisy field. It was blossoming and alive with bees buzzing about. Andrew threw his rake on the ground and headed over. He jumped the small white-washed picket fence and found his and Rose’s spot.

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OUR KIDS AND US; A PARADOX OF OUR TAINTED INNOCENCE

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If a lifetime of hitch-free, ever loving, ever blissful marriage is not possible, probably God would not have created marriage in the first place. If therefore there is such a possiblity, then why should you ever sign divorce papers with someone you once couldn't wait to be refered to, publicly, as a couple? What happened to all that "Chemistry", at work in the couple in the beginning?