Inspiration

My Spy Notebook: Chronicles of the Dead Man Parking Lot
Like many childhoods, mine was tumultuous, a horrible home life where it was safer to stay away than go home to the emotional and physical abuse that awaited at the hands of my father.
By Mary Louisa Cappelli2 years ago in Writers
anti-bullying as world-building
We’ve all been teased at one point or another in our lives. In the same way, we have all probably done some teasing of our own—both bullied and bully, a relentlessly self-perpetuating cycle. One which seems to defy most attempts to stop it. What can we do to end the cruelty that frequently defines our experiences growing up, making friends, building careers, or navigating the salty waters of the internet? I’ve pondered this question for decades, attempting to articulate the profoundly personal. That which I know does not exist in a vacuum yet feels so isolated and singular. I know better, though, and seek the systemic. I seek the birdcage, as Marilyn Frye has called it, and see bullying as one of the many bars comprising its enclosure.
By kp2 years ago in Writers
To My Younger Self
Where to begin... Well, for starters, living and existing hard and will always be hard. It's a never-ending cycle of amazing highs and horrific lows. Sometimes those lows got too close to the edge for you and well...you somehow pulled through every time.
By Angel Adagio2 years ago in Writers
History of Halloween
Halloween is among the most established customs on the planet as it addresses a fundamental component of the human condition: the connection between the living and the dead. The recognition developed from old customs denoting the progress from summer to winter, consequently connecting it with change, which is as yet a focal subject of the occasion.
By Hasnat Hijazi2 years ago in Writers
Inspiration Strikes
Introduction I have said this before but I like to share my inspiration, or rather how I am inspired, with other Vocal Creators. Something unexpected happened this morning and it is just the sort of thing that results in something that I am able to share with my audience.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
The Melody of Love in Willowbrook: A Botanist's Serenade"
In the picturesque town of Willowbrook, nestled beneath the rolling hills and surrounded by lush forests, two souls destined to be together were about to embark on a remarkable journey.
By Tomiwa2 years ago in Writers
The Golden Key
In a peaceful village nestled between rolling hills and a sparkling river, there lived a wise old man named Mr. Patel. He was known for his teachings and his belief that everything happens for a reason.
By Nithya shree 2 years ago in Writers
30 Mental Realities About Love
30 Mental Realities About Adoration That Everybody Couldn't want anything more than To Be aware. 1. Men become hopelessly enamored quicker than ladies. Ladies require 15 days, men only 8 seconds.
By Hilda Sanda 2 years ago in Writers
Top 5 Successful Food Delivery Apps in the world
In the fast- paced digital period, where convenience is king, the elaboration of online food ordering systems has readdressed the way we witness dining. Food delivery apps have come an integral part of our lives, offering a flawless ground between culinary jones
By BOOKMYORDER2 years ago in Writers
How to Create SEO-Friendly URLs for Improved Website Ranking
Search engine optimization (SEO) plays a vital role in determining how well your website ranks on search engine result pages (SERPs). One important aspect of SEO is optimizing your URLs to make them more search engine and user-friendly.
By Fidu Seo2 years ago in Writers
The Forgotten Symphony
In the small, quiet town of Harmonyville, there lived an elderly man named Benjamin. He was known for his gentle demeanor and love for music. Benjamin had spent his entire life composing beautiful symphonies, but sadly, his talent had gone unnoticed by the world. As he grew older, his compositions were confined to the dusty corners of his study, forgotten and unheard.
By Ejahaluse inebuose 2 years ago in Writers
Mindful Moments: Navigating the Whirlpool with Dobble
I like playing dobble it makes me happy, alone or with friends. The design of the cards a puzzle to be applauded. It's a reality check for me, testing my myself, hoping to improve, experiencing growth. What is hijacking my focus? The dominant thought I have access to as i open the tin.
By Harinder Singh2 years ago in Writers