humanity
The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
Understanding The Process For Transportation Companies
Transportation is an integral part of all our events and daily activities. Be it picking someone from the airport or dropping a guest at the hotel; be it taking tourists on a city tour or cruise transfers to distant locations, transportation is key. But have you ever wondered how a transportation company works? A lot of planning, strategy, and coordination certainly goes into managing transportation and meeting client requirements.
By Jiffy Jeff Transportation5 years ago in Journal
Boundaries
When I was young I wanted things in a specific way. I always have. Always. I didn't want blue, I wanted teal. But...the label on cerulean was blue so others would likely accept the term cerulean because they could read it. If they can read it they'll believe in it.
By Danielle Mullineaux5 years ago in Journal
Dear Body
Dear Body, I know you’ve only held unto this excess weight because you are protecting yourself. You’re waiting and longing for me to finally let go. I haven’t been very patient with you. I’ve treated you poorly when I felt you weren’t performing to my standards or speed. I realize now you are just a little child crying out for my love and attention. Just like my dog Olly does when he lays on my rug. He knows by doing something “bad” or something I don’t like, that at least it will give him the attention he longs for from me. He craves for my attention, just like you do. I’ve been neglecting you by cutting out physical exercise and silent meditation. I’ve been abusing you with my constricting thoughts and fears every time I look in the mirror.
By Chloe Baier5 years ago in Journal
Freelance Writing is a Lonely Profession
Have you ever felt ungrateful for feeling down? I have, and I don’t know why. I’m not broke — that broke. I am not homeless. I can order Doordash on a semi-regular basis. I am not terminally ill. My children are happy and healthy, and I have a relatively good life.
By Sherrell Writes5 years ago in Journal
The Reason I Write
I guess you could say that I have the passion for writing in my genetics. Quite a few of my family members all have had the passions for writing, but the one person who sticks out the most for me is the man I felt the closest to as I was growing up; my father.
By 'Lissa Stufflestreet5 years ago in Journal
The Cancer Diaries
That first six months of chemo really wasn't so bad. I had my best friend's daughter-in-law going with me to every session, and we made a point of keeping the chemo room an entertaining place while we were in it. For Christmas (I had chemo on Christmas Eve), we went in dressed up like glitzy, crazed Elves with serious style disabilities. When COVID kicked in and they wouldn't let her come with me anymore, I carried on the tradition - for St. Patrick's Day, I went dressed as a leprechaun... outlandish hat and all.
By Dawn Harper5 years ago in Journal
A Letter to My Readers and Followers
Dear Humans, I am catchafrisbie, or at least that is my pseudonym or pen name, but my real name is Hannah (Frisbie). If you have been following catchafrisbie on one of my social accounts or read my stories on Vocal, you may have started to realize that my topics are diverse and may even seem a bit erratic. So I wanted to take a moment to thank you for staying with me thus far. And to provide a bit of insight into what I hope for catchafrisbie, and frankly myself.
By catchafrisbie5 years ago in Journal
The Origin of Misery
I was just a boy, I was still a boy. This was long before I realized I was trans. It was not my first trauma, but it was the one with the most impact. Which is funny considering how small it truly was. A simple word, not even a phrase, that controls my life and my thoughts. I don't have good thoughts, just a jumble of the same negative ones over and over. A part of me wishes I was dead, but that's me getting ahead of myself.
By Artemis McDougal5 years ago in Journal
I Hate Kids
I know once you start dating after the age of 30 you're most likely to become a step parent. My problem is I hate kids, I can't stand them at all whatsoever. I'm not cut out to be a parent, I was probably the only girl in my class who said she never wanted to have children. Yes I know I am technically a mother since I've given birth before but I am not raising them so that disqualifies me.
By LeAnn Murch5 years ago in Journal
