What A Mess (News and Opinion)Mar 04, 2025
What a Mess. Political satire hidden within actual news and life lessons.
Read more from What A Mess (News and Opinion)Unlock minutes, multiply money. Actionable micro-hacks for digital professionals, founders, and leaders. If it doesn't save you time or earn you money, it won't be here. High-ROI systems in 60 seconds or less.
Step into a world of medieval elegance with our curated selection of medieval dresses and gowns. Each piece is designed to reflect the artistry and craftsmanship of the Middle Ages, ensuring authenticity and beauty for any occasion.
Here is where I will post my poetry.
Meditation for those of us who think in stories. These aren't typical guided meditations—they're mythological journeys rooted in Hindu tradition that meet you in your actual chaos and walk you somewhere transformative. Read slowly, in silence. Let the images form. Each volume blends ancient deities with contemporary struggle: Nirṛti teaching us compost heaps are sacred. Eagle guardians revealing the difference between watching and controlling. Threshold keepers asking what we're really protecting. Includes cultural context and integration prompts.
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Poems for the broken hearted.... Poems of a mother's love and more
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I am a 46 year old mom that has recently started writing poetry. I use AI to help me with writing. Several people have told me that my poetry is really good. I wanted to share my writing with people who will appreciate it.
The daily thoughts of a semi stable 38 year old in 2026 America. The point of this is to express some things, get feedback and build a base to make something more of my life. Always open to hearing from those who may follow.
Hello everyone and welcome to the GeoFields blog! Here, we explore the world in depth, from the towering mountains to the vast oceans, and everything in between. Whether you're a student looking for help with a report, a traveler planning your next adventure, or just someone who loves to learn, you've come to the right place. We'll be diving into the fascinating details of countries and states, sharing educational resources, and answering your most pressing geography questions. So, get ready to expand your horizons and discover the world with us!
Step into the ever-expanding worlds of Dreamspace — where the borders between reality and imagination blur, and every chapter is a new adventure. This stream is your front-row seat to Nicole Myers’ (Niki) ongoing serial fiction: starting with Allison’s Awakening and unfolding one chapter at a time. Expect original stories, bonus scenes, lore drops, and magical realism that’s as cozy as it is mysterious. Subscribe to journey with us, one spark at a time.
Just what I think and stuff I love anime, and don't put great details in writing! So please don't make fun of me.
In this article it talks about three main policies that make Donald J. Trump a horrible president. It talks about the economy, abortion, and immigration policies that effect the entirety of the USA.
Hello. My name is Dr. AY Heath; you can call me Angel. I'm here to chronicle a big goal for myself. And trust me, it is a very big goal. So what is this big goal. I’m going to read and break down 150 film scripts. That does sound like a lot, but it’s something I’ve wanted to do for a while and, after stepping away from my corporate job, I dove into film school and have been diving deep into the process of storytelling. But I want to do more than just learn technical skills; I want to understand what works and doesn't and see where we're in this big filmmaking industry.
What a Mess. Political satire hidden within actual news and life lessons.
Read more from What A Mess (News and Opinion)Let's get one thing straight: Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022. This is not up for debate.
If there was ever a way to publicly humiliate an allied leader—one who is literally fighting for his country’s survival—Trump and his administration managed to find it.
While unprecedented, the legal and diplomatic basis for this approach is intriguing. This bold move could offer Ukraine several major advantages...
Thought-provoking sentences that encourage you to dream like a child again, peel back layers of trauma, embrace oneness with God, and unlearn useless idolatry in worldly matters. Come in, have a seat, and let us trance in real time and dance like '99 (:
Read more from Poems from the Garden WellIf you cover your face with both hands long enough, then you might as well keep them there. These hands aren't no use touching another soul, another single living body. With these hands that I place below my feet, I too, don't want to breathe. There's light in the shadows, but shadow, don't you get to tracing me.
The heart of a canopy lives inside of an imagination that a mind couldn’t find. We’ve got it all figured out, when we’re dressed in a suit and tie and nearly 6 ft deep.
A distant lover. Is she having an unfailing desire to a lover's lasting promises? Maybe the shattered frame will fall and the picture will break apart no matter how full it seems..
A collection of short stories exploring the intricate cycles of life, emotions, and personal transformation. Each story delves into themes of resilience, identity, and the life cycle, capturing the depth of human experience through vivid storytelling.
Read more from Cycles of Reflection"Key-Kee!" Nadine echoed, her tiny hands gripping the floor as she crawled forward, her voice bubbling with excitement. "No, it is Kit-Ty," Harold corrected, shaking his head. "She says it wrong. She is still a baby," Elise said gently. "Meow, meow… meowww," Nadine mimicked the family cat, her tiny frame wiggling like a kitten in play. Eli dropped to his hands and knees beside her. "Meowww!" he exaggerated, scrunching his nose and wiggling his fingers like whiskers. "Ugh, this is ridiculous," Harold groaned. As Nadine moved, the soft fur of her costume brushed against her arms, keeping her warm against the cool fall air. She did not know it yet, but this was something she would carry forever. Her orange-striped costume tail flicked behind her. It was her first Halloween, the night she would start transforming into something more. Later, as shadows stretched across the walls, she whispered her first sign of something greater. "Here, Key-Kee."
"The melody of ‘Jesus Loves the Little Children’ drifted through the quiet church, each note steady beneath Yara’s fingertips. No one noticed how her back stiffened, how her breath caught just slightly before she pressed forward, playing through the sharp waves of pain. The music continued, but time itself seemed to slow. It wasn’t time. Not yet."
That grief had carved out spaces in me I never filled back in. That losing people I loved—some to death, some to distance, some to silence—had carved my edges softer, blurred me until I wasn’t sure where I stopped and the rest of the world began
Just wake up and open your eyes.. tell me when will you.. if you... if you for once will ever slow down
How to Connect With Donors When the Economy Feels Hostile: Notes on Uncertainty, Generosity, and the Politics of Nonprofit Survival in 2026 The year 2026 arrives not as a marker of progress but as a reminder of the elasticity of crisis. Inflation has become a kind of national background noise—persistent, dull, and impossible to tune out. Economic forecasters talk about “cooling” in the cautious tone one uses to describe a fever that has lowered by a degree but still threatens what it inhabits. For nonprofits, especially those that survive on the thin membrane between donor optimism and donor fatigue, this is the landscape: ambient anxiety, deferred generosity, the ever-present suspicion that giving—once a gesture of civic participation—is now a luxury.
On a humid afternoon in western Kenya, a nurse named Miriam sits under the corrugated iron awning of a small fishing cooperative and counts blister packs. She speaks with a quiet authority, one honed through years of balancing the ledger of human urgency and structural scarcity. Around her, fishermen drift in and out—men who spend long days on Lake Victoria and nights in transient communities along its edge. They come here not for medical care in the traditional sense, but for something closer to negotiation: how to stay safe amid circumstances that rarely bend to individual will. On the table between them lies a small box of pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, the daily pill that—if taken reliably—reduces the risk of acquiring HIV to nearly zero.
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"Finally made it to Bilbao! A personal travel story and guide to the best of this Basque city. Discover Casco Viejo, pintxos, the Guggenheim, and hidden gems in the heart of northern Spain." You know the feeling when you keep telling yourself, “I have to go there”? Somehow, you just… never do. That was me with Bilbao. For years. It kept popping up on my list, quietly sitting there, waiting. But this time, I finally did it. I went to the north of Spain, to the heart of the Basque Country. I discovered a city that completely surprised me.
Read more from Why You Should Visit Bilbao: Hidden Gems and More"Finally made it to Bilbao! A personal travel story and guide to the best of this Basque city. Discover Casco Viejo, pintxos, the Guggenheim, and hidden gems in the heart of northern Spain."
150 scripts. That’s my challenge—to read and analyze each one to uncover what makes a story unforgettable, from the big ideas to the small details. Along the way, I’ll break down story elements, share my discoveries, and reflect on the lessons I learn. Ready to join me on this journey?
Read more from 150 Script JourneyReleased in 1982, Blade Runner has solidified itself as one of the most influential films in the sci-fi genre. Inspired by Philip K. Dick's novel, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, the film challenges the audience with timeless questions about what it means to be human. It delves into the complexities of identity and explores the consequences of artificial life in a profoundly relevant way today.
Hello. My name is Dr. AY Heath; you can call me Angel. I'm here to chronicle a big goal for myself. And trust me, it is a very big goal. So what is this big goal. I’m going to read and break down 150 film scripts. That does sound like a lot, but it’s something I’ve wanted to do for a while and, after stepping away from my corporate job, I dove into film school and have been diving deep into the process of storytelling. But I want to do more than just learn technical skills; I want to understand what works and doesn't and see where we're in this big filmmaking industry.
Set on and around the Magical and Dangerous world of Jistoa, this set of interconnecting stories reveal the inner turmoil and strengths of the characters.
Read more from Tales of JistoaEverything previously published under Tales of Jistoa is no longer canon. Those drafts, those stories, those experiments — they were stepping stones, but they are not the living world anymore. From this point forward, what I publish here is the canon. This is Jistoa as it stands today — sharper, truer, and built to last. My plans have expanded. Welcome to the new fire.
Mishra meets her Weasel Mentor again and takes a baby weasel into her care, as a familiar.
Zakary is forced to relive the worst moment of his life again.
December is a paradoxical month. In the Northern Hemisphere, the soil hardens and the fields go dormant, yet history tells us this has often been a month of frantic motion and shattered boundaries. As we approach the Solstice—that pivotal moment when the planet begins its slow tilt back toward the light—we look back at the moments in December history where humanity redefined its relationship with the Earth and the skies above it.
I have always had a boring Thanks, and I have also always wanted one of those crazy Turkey day stories I could retell, and guys, this was my year. The holiday has a crazy cat lady, bad coffee, Spider cat, and a new porch friend.
In the northern districts of Lusaka, the capital of Zambia, there is a neighborhood where dusk arrives before the sun sets. The light doesn’t dim early—rather, the absence of illumination is imposed by rolling blackouts, the quiet prelude to what locals call “digital silence.” It’s the kind of silence that accumulates over years: thin, granular, nearly invisible until it becomes total. When the electricity cuts out, cell-phone towers stutter. The few public Wi-Fi kiosks blink off. And the digital life that people elsewhere take as a fact of modern existence collapses for hours at a time, revealing that for millions across the global South, the much-touted information age is less an era than a rumor.
The problem with hunger — particularly the hunger of children — is that it is both ubiquitous and invisible. It exists in plain sight, in the way a child fidgets too much or too little; in the persistent cough that accompanies malnutrition; in the mother who measures out portions with the precision of a scientist, except this experiment does not end with discovery. It ends with survival, if she is lucky.
Life can be complicated, but we break it down here with meaningful advice, reflections, and stories that help you make sense of the everyday journey.
Read more from Reflections & RealitiesWhat happens when you constantly teach your partner how to love you? This blog explores the emotional weight of always guiding the relationship..
In this post, I open up about the struggles of burnout, identity, and navigating the complexities of a long-distance relationship.
In this passage, we dive deeper into the complexities of trauma, mental health, and how therapy is viewed—touching on personal experiences, generational cycles, and accessible ways to seek support. It’s a little bit of everything
Opinion, thought, and teachings about rhetoric, argumentation, and debate from a professor of rhetoric based in New York City.
Read more from New York SophistryIs getting or keeping audience attention harmful to your message? What do rhetoricians say? Is it unethical to adapt your message for a distracted audience?
Students are relying on the fact that other classes are harder and more important than mine as a justification for why they miss my class. They are confused why this excuse doesn't work - isn't a fact a fact?
What's the relationship between Deliberative Democracy theory and Debating? It seems that not a lot of instructors of rhetoric and debate have commented on this.
John Cena is one of a kind and will be ending his career in 2025.....
Bronny James What Can We Really Expect From Him....
Tom Brady Has Had One Tough Year, But Is It Time To Hang Up The Cleats......
A different make up of souls strut on by without a care in the world. Taint my spirit with one strike; turn your dollar to make not one cent.
No one ever said the boy who cried wolf was perfect. Some days must’ve been better than others. And in the days that were good, there was still something wrong with him.
Everyone knows when it’s time to give up, but do you know when it is time to GO?! A simple explanation to finding your WIN!
A lovely night under the sun, can’t beat how many times you beat your meat, just for me to come home and I say ‘no’ to you. If it will be, then let matters be.

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