humanity
The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
How We Aged 16 Years During COVID
I have a theory. The pandemic has aged us, and not just in the way we might immediately think. Yes, we’re tired and we might have to dig deeper to find compassion and kindheartedness, but I think we collectively grew from babies to teenagers in 2020 and 2021. And here’s what I’m talking about.
By Catherine Kenwell4 years ago in Journal
Writing as Therapy
Someone once said creative writing is like iodine to a wound. It cuts like a knife, but the pain is temporary. The end result is a healed wound. Perhaps this fact could increase the number of people who use writing as therapy, and decrease the number of suicides and mentally ill in the world. It has helped me and many others that I have read of, and I feel it is a very helpful and safe way of releasing tensions.
By AddictedInsomniac4 years ago in Journal
Merry Fitmas?
Its been a long day, without you my friend. I wanna tell you all about it, now that we’re together again. FIRST!! May I give a shoutout to Wiz Khalifa? Will he see this? Probably Not!! If he does, will he find what I did to his track, the one dedicated to the tragic loss of the world’s most famous franchise member, even more so, one of the world’s most awesome humans, Paul Walker, very entertaining? Ehh…. Never mind that, I am certainly excited. WHY? Because this past weekend, smack in the middle of the journey to Christmas 2021, I received a truly great early gift.
By Erik DeSean Barrett4 years ago in Journal
Thousands of Australians take to the streets in protest of COVID-19 measures
Thousands of people marched to the streets of Australia on Saturday to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates, while smaller crowds rallied in favour of the policies that have helped Australia become one of the world's most immunized countries.
By Grecu Daniel Cristian4 years ago in Journal
What a Friendship with a Homeless Man Taught Me About Life
It was a cold blustery day when I first met Rafferty. He was sitting outside a shop, in a rather derelict part of town. He looked in his 50s, but could have been 35 for all I knew. He was smiling and saying good morning to all who passed him.
By Trisha Dunbar4 years ago in Journal
Donating Time to Assist Tornado Victims
Relief Comes in More than One Way The Mission of Samaritan's Purse International Relief An organization rooted in North Carolina has started to make a big impact on the communities around them. Samaritan's Purse International Relief was founded by Bob Pierce in 1970. After meeting Korean children that were in need, he began Samaritan's Purse International Relief with the intensions to use the organization to assist people in crisis situations.
By Nicole Higginbotham-Hogue4 years ago in Journal
The Game of Life
I have a little bit of a board game obsession. It stems back from my childhood. I used to play a lot of board games with my aunties and uncles. Even throughout the years, when my mom's family celebrated Christmas, we always enjoyed a new board game to play together as a family. One of my favourite games happens to be The Game of Life. During elementary school, we used to play card games at recess. That was important to me back during those elementary school days. We used to play Spoons with markers and pencils. It got violent of course. My elementary school years are what inspired me to write as an adult. Thinking about playing those card games at recess brings me joy because I was always really bad at those games with my classmates.
By Chloe Rose Violet 🌹4 years ago in Journal
Uniquely Me
Everyone wants to fit in and be accepted but sometimes it’s hard. I have been on Earth for quit some time. I know the pressures of trying to fit in; of trying to fit a mold. Even growing up in my family I was different and trying to fit in for instance I have red hair and freckles. Being different from my siblings also contributed to trying to break a mold they created in school. My siblings were trouble makers and older than me so going to the same school after them the teachers assumed I was a trouble maker too. I had to prove I was different while still trying to fit in and this was just elementary school.
By Rebecca Hackney4 years ago in Journal
2022 Business Planning
Well, somewhat ironically, since my last post my admin position with my team will be coming to an end as 2021 ends. I'm not really surprised. While it has been a fun experience the need for my position has calmed down greatly. While it would have been nice for it to last a bit longer, it will also allow me to focus more on my own networking and sphere. Thus, I go into 2022 with a greater sense of excitement and nervousness.
By Rose Short4 years ago in Journal
The Future History of Corpo-Tech
I am going to recount the future history of Corpo-Tech. If you want some background on this story please read my story titled: The Year 2100. Now it is 2130 and many all Tech companies and Corporations as well as military contractors are united into one organization called Corpo-Tech. They now run the governments of the world as decide what people can think. Due to people having less children and the population collapse, Corpo-Tech genetically engineers and grows people in vats. They are engineered to not to think or question their masters and to handle the new world of pollution, toxic waste, radiation and limited food.
By Ferrari King4 years ago in Journal
