Dear Sir, I don’t know your name, but you killed my father on June 9, 1973, in Stockton, California. My father was thirty-two years old
Category: Life Reflections
Waking up in the Morning to Bliss – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
On some luxurious mornings in bed before the sun comes up my husband draws me to him, tunes his phone to an American classics music
The Perfect Thing My Doctor Said About My Life With Chronic Illness – By Catherine Richardson
My doctor sat at his desk facing his computer as he read through my chart and got updated on the various specialists I’d seen and
Nails – By Ultan Cronin
I’d never cut anybody else’s nails until I was thirty-one years of age. Then, in the space of a couple of weeks, I was cutting
This is how You Deal with Disrespect and Gain Respect
I want to share this story because it’s important for people to hear, I feel, and it’s about people’s ability to change. It is not
“Wandering Around an Albuquerque Airport Terminal.” – By Naomi Shihab Nye
After learning my flight was detained 4 hours, I heard the announcement: If anyone in the vicinity of gate 4-A understands any Arabic, please come
1,148.29 Feet – By Brenna Lewis
5 Hours spent in a wine cellar one block from the Bataclan on November 13, 2015 in Paris Places. Tragedy hit Paris in six separate
This is How the World Responded to the Terrorism in Paris on Friday
A Global, united response to the 13th November 2015 Paris attacks. ~ Australia Sydney. Photo by Daniel Munoz. ~ Brazil The Planalto Palace
Lessons From the Worst Day Of My Life – By Gretchen Kelly
“And I know it aches and your heart it breaks and you can only take so much…. Walk on.” -U2, Walk On It was my
Simplifying the Way: Gratitude and Thanks for The Spirit of Poverty – By Susan
it is with gratitude and no shame that I acknowledge the teachings of Poverty and am thankful for them I had a visitor a few
The Day I’ll Finally Stop Grieving – By John Pavlovitz
“How long has it been? When is he going to get over that grief and move on already?” I get it. I know you might be thinking that about
Wisdom of the Elders
There’s this old Wonderbread store where I live, and when I was a kid I would go with my mom sometimes because she liked buying
Your ‘Problems’ Put in Perspective – Read the Thoughts of 8 People Who Don’t Have Much Time Left
Recently, on the reddit website, a question was Posed to people who know they are dying: The question was – (What) does your day look
Screw Perfection :: Choose Practice – By Trish Rohr
I am starting to believe that “perfect” may be the ugliest, most vulgar, and destructive word in our language. In life there is not a
The Loss of Innocence – by John Sutherland (London Police Officer)
Sex & Violence. Two things that have been on my mind for the last few days. And I need to talk about both of them.
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