Value Of Words

By Sonia Kaur on September 02, 2019 / 3,713 views

Words are the heart of human beings. It has tremendous of power. We have never realized that what we speak leaves an impact. I have seen many people who use bad language without realizing that how bad the other must have felt. Everybody has feeling then why don't we realize others's feelings. We always complaint that he hurt me with his words then why don't we think for others. You know once I read...

Acceptance

By A Friend on September 02, 2019 / 3,043 views

Find a way to accept the person you are now, whatever that person might be. Take in the good with the bad. Try to make peace with both while understanding that you're more than either of those. Once you do this, you can start growing into a person you want to...

Thank You To The Customer Who Didn't Answer Their Door For Their Food

By A Friend on August 26, 2019 / 4,633 views

I work for Skip the Dishes (food delivery like Uber Eats or Doordash). If someone doesn't answer their door, we call. If they don't answer the call, we message support chat, and wait 7 mins while they try to contact them. If there is no answer after 7 minutes, we can keep the food and leave. You ordered from subway. A foot long pulled pork sub, and a 6 inch pizza sub. 2 bags of chips, and 1...

Rock, Paper, Scissors

By A Friend on August 23, 2019 / 3,697 views

To the couple that was playing Rock, Paper, Scissors on 78 in Sachse... I am the guy in the white car that played the game against you. You won!! I am on my way to the hospital for the birth of my first child, my daughter. Thank you for the random game that calmed my nerves, I can assure you you and your girlfriend (pardon the assumption if she is not your girlfriend) will be part of the...

Graduation

By Raiquan Thomas on August 20, 2019 / 4,374 views

By Raiquan Thomas on August 20, 2019 / 4,374 views

Born to a teenage mother. Dad was killed by a police officer when I was 5 years old. Worked two jobs while attending my regular high school and an arts high school. Evicted from my childhood home my senior year of high school. Lost everything but kept seeking better. My senior year of high school I graduated with honors and received over $500,000 in...

The Only Real Competition

By J-Zone on August 20, 2019 / 2,843 views

By J-Zone on August 20, 2019 / 2,843 views

This was written on Twitter by musician Jay Mumford, aka J-Zone. "Played a festival over the weekend. Listened to the drummer from the band who went on before us from the side of the stage and I got a bit discouraged. He was a rock drummer so he had Bonham power and a lot of super fast around the kit rolls, two things I struggle with. Only saw his hands and feet & they were fast...

The Sweetest Story About The Sweetest Boy

By Deanna Flournoy on August 16, 2019 / 3,626 views

This Sweet Boy is 11 and he knows his momma is sick. He knows the brain tumor damaged her body. He knows she gets overheated easily. He knows she must rest often. This Sweet Boy knows his momma shouldn’t have to do everything herself. When the electricity went off one sweltering August night, Sweet Boy came rushing to his mom’s side with his battery operated fan and two ice packs. He put...

When We Grow

By Joseph J. Mazzella on August 12, 2019 / 3,271 views

An unusually hot and wet spring this year was followed by an extremely hot and wet summer. Sunny skies were constantly giving way to heavy showers only to be replaced with more sun and heat. This combination has made for a few changes from our regular Summer here in the mountains of my home. The limbs on the trees are growing twice as fast as usual and their leaves are huge. The Queen Anne’s Lace,...

Potholes And Sour Candy

By Deanna Flournoy on August 08, 2019 / 3,589 views

Oh where to begin...life can be a thorn in your side (or in my case, a nail) leaving you feeling defeated and full of self doubt and disappointment. YOU ARE NOT ALONE! But you need to know one thing-the only way to make lemonade out of those nasty molded lemons life throws your way, is to change your attitude about it all. You see, it's not necessarily about the situation you find yourself in, but the way...

Time Is Passing Whether You're Using It Or Not

By A Friend on August 07, 2019 / 3,986 views

Imagine today in 2029 - 10 years from now. You will still be you, except you will have changed. Think back the 2009 version of you and I bet you will struggle to recognise that person. Regardless of whether you are consciously changing - you are changing whether you want to or not. We overestimate what we can achieve in a week and underestimate what we can achieve in a year. Habits are...

If Anyone Is Going Through A Tough Time, Please Read This

By A Friend on August 05, 2019 / 4,819 views

I know things can become difficult in life. Everyone has a different story. Everyone is unique in their own ways. Everyone is healing in their own way and in their own time. People say this a lot, but it is true. It does get better. I promise you that it really does. In the past few years, I've gone from not wanting to live and continue on with my life to laughing every night and living life to...

Two Souls Passing

By Peter Woodruff on August 02, 2019 / 4,011 views

"Promise me two things" Not today, Dad, I thought. Please not today. But my plea went unheeded. When my father had something to say, he said it. "Promise me I'll die in my own bed." Really, Dad, can't this wait? "Promise me I won't die alone." There it was. Almost three years ago Dad asked me to make those...

I Came Home To My Future Husband Singing In The Shower For The First Time Ever

By A Friend on August 02, 2019 / 2,786 views

He has never sung anything ever. I've never heard him even fake sing. No teasing, nothing. He struggles with self consciousness and struggles to ignore what others might think of him. But he's got the Proclaimers on blast while he's singing along, and I realized I'm just so happy to get to come home to little moments like these. I'm all warm and fuzzy. I don't think I'll...

How A Silly App Helped Me To Embrace My Ageing Self

By Marisa Garau on July 30, 2019 / 4,192 views

By Marisa Garau on July 30, 2019 / 4,192 views

Last February I turned 51. And to be honest, it didn't make me jump with joy. Of course, I still recognised the face in the mirror. But it definitely didn't reflect my inner me anymore. While I retreated to the desolate land of quiet mourning, a tsunami of hallelujah stories swept through the web about age-enthusiasts who are carving out a whole new career, accomplishing...

The Best Baseball Game I've Ever Been To

By A Friend on July 30, 2019 / 3,962 views

By A Friend on July 30, 2019 / 3,962 views

Growing up I didn't realize how poor we were. My parents were amazing at providing for us. We loved watching baseball games and I wanted to go to a game so bad. We never could afford it. To make up for it, while we were at school, my mom made up tickets to that night's game and money for us to "spend". When we got home she had set up chairs in front of the TV and numbered them....

More Happy Time

By A Friend on July 30, 2019 / 3,542 views

By A Friend on July 30, 2019 / 3,542 views

My cat learned that the alarm sound means I wake up, and she snuggles on my chest right after. I've been setting my alarm 30 minutes early every day to give her more happy...

A Message

By Jme on July 29, 2019 / 3,573 views

The other day life was knocking me around pretty hard. It was one thing after another, and difficult to stay positive. I was really down. Out of the blue a dear friend sent an amazing message. It was a life line. Literally a life line. She later surprised me with a gorgeous bouquet of roses to brighten my day, and a bag of food for me and my family. Her act of kindness meant...