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This engagement ball will change things—positively, I hope. I really hope. It'd be nice to see both Charlie and Caspia become engaged tonight, but how much will things change once they do?

In 2019, I went on vacation in Virginia. One of the cities I visited was Washington D.C., where I took the subway a few times. This poem recalls a brief interaction I had one time at the subway. A stranger's hair was so captivating to me that I had to compliment it. A few kind words go a long way.

As a bicultural individual with dual citizenship, it is easy to feel homesick for my mother's homeland. The last time I was able to visit Las Palmas was almost ten years ago. I miss it every day.

Known for its surf culture, Hawaii had a cowboy culture long before the legendary wild west of America. Today it is home to colourful cowboys called the paniolo. Learn about their history on the islands of Hawaii as we make a journey down history lane.

Have you ever looked at your reflection wondering if it’s you or just an image you made to believe was you?

Where do I find another deep thinker with mind racing? I will never know the answer. Today's deep-dive by ours truly is empathy. This dive is pretty deep.

A poetically developed thought about the definition of oblivion, the fragility of love, and the human experience of doubt.

what is procrastination and what are ways to get rid of it in this article i will explain how to mentally grow past it

Life can feel like carrying a heavy backpack. The idea of letting go is more than a saying. It's a way to grow and find new potential in yourself. Imagine dropping the weights that hold you back. This makes room for new experiences and true happiness. Letting go is not just leaving past troubles behind. It's a brave step towards changing yourself. By letting go, you can change your mind, feel less stressed, and find growth you thought was out of reach.

The key to staying motivated is not just about pushing harder, but about setting small, achievable goals that give you a sense of accomplishment along the way.” — Dr. Angela Duckworth, Psychologist and Author of Grit

The author shares a personal experience of caring for a sick sibling during a flu outbreak. The sibling was rushed to the hospital, where the author provided comfort, support, and emotional care. The author created a warm, comfortable environment, prepared remedies, and monitored his temperature. They also encouraged him to drink plenty of fluids. The author's presence and listening ear significantly impacted his recovery process. After consistent care, the sibling's symptoms subsided, and his energy levels returned. The experience highlighted the importance of empathy, patience, and small acts of kindness in a person's well-being and healing journey.

The author discusses the sacrifices made by many people in their lives, including their health. They often struggle with insomnia and other health issues, but they take care of themselves by staying up and engaging in activities that make them feel better. The author's parents have tried to take care of them, but they have found that they cannot or wouldn't. The author hopes that their parents will spend more time with them during their sick days, providing snacks, and movies, and avoiding work or school. They encourage getting up and moving, drinking fluids, and being good to oneself. The author has experienced mental and physical health issues due to their busy schedule, and they have learned to stop being a pillow in arguments. They continue to write and share stories, regardless of the situation.

I wrote this poem in high school at around the age of fourteen. I wrote it when I was with my first boyfriend and I thought he was the best thing that ever happened to me. I hope you enjoy it.

The old saying is no one knows you better than your mother. Well, sometimes the ball just doesn't bounce that way.

Gratitude has been one of the main mindsets that gets me through when I'm struggling with feeling emotions I don't like. This one is for the gratitude I have for my health. I already know I'm a dork, I have too much positivity, blah, blah, blah. I knew these things way before I was ever told, which btw, I never asked anyone's opinion. My gratitude has literally brought me to tears which in itself can feel overwhelming but it makes for a good soul cleansing.

I wrote this in April 2023 at the beginning of my healing journey. I am a mother of five kids. I have been through neglect as a child and survived a domestic violence relationship for 13 years.

I knew for a long time I needed a change, I needed sobriety among other things. I knew I needed help but I'm not one to ask for it and I was honestly scared to get sober. So I'll start this stream with the night the universe/God made the decision for me.

When poets see through the world to subject themselves to artistic freedoms, what do they see? War, peace. A battle between the optimistic and the truth. Come with me as I descibe the world around me in two ways.

Who remembers going on Easter egg hunts when they were younger, and who still take their children on these hunts.