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Oct 2, 2024
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Reflections on How Homelessness Can Alter Your Perception of Truth
Reflections on How Homelessness Can Alter Your Perception of Truth
A friend spent six months on the streets of Houston, and I still wonder about how much the experience changed the trajectory of his life
Walter Rhein
Feb 11
A Flower for Mom
A Flower for Mom
The story of a present with a lesson
John Egelkrout
Feb 8
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Memories of Childhood in Poverty
Memories of Childhood in Poverty
Good can come from hard times
Jim Parton
Jan 23
Reading Was My Refuge and Greatest Assistant in Life
Reading Was My Refuge and Greatest Assistant in Life
As an adult, I’m still escaping by sending my mind on daring adventures
Jim Farina
Jan 22
Writing Prompt for “Thirty over Fifty” writers: Childhood Memories
Writing Prompt for “Thirty over Fifty” writers: Childhood Memories
The current Writing Prompt for “Thirty over Fifty” writers (aged 45 and over, meeting the Submission Guidelines) will run for the rest of…
Grace Mary Power
Jan 21
How Positive Childhood Memories Helped Me Regain Happiness
How Positive Childhood Memories Helped Me Regain Happiness
Positive memories let you throw a good roll of the dice
Grace Mary Power
Jan 21
My First Star Trek Convention, Turning 50, and a Trip to Chicago
My First Star Trek Convention, Turning 50, and a Trip to Chicago
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Maria Shimizu Christensen
Oct 30, 2024
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The Mysterious Suitcase That Changed My Life
The Mysterious Suitcase That Changed My Life
One act of honesty led to an opportunity I never imagined
Jerry Nelson
Feb 12
Why I Bought Myself a Kindergarten Workbook Even Though I’m 61 Years Old
Why I Bought Myself a Kindergarten Workbook Even Though I’m 61 Years Old
You’re never too old to appreciate things!
Grace Mary Power
Feb 12
The Neighborhood Baker’s Secret
The Neighborhood Baker’s Secret
She lost everything, but found purpose in the simple act of making bread.
Jerry Nelson
Feb 10
The Last Cage
The Last Cage
From Despair to Joy: A Rescue Dog’s Journey to Finding His True Home
Jerry Nelson
Feb 7
Living In a World Where Technology Rules
Living In a World Where Technology Rules
One more reason to test the limits of my poor old brain cells!
Vera-Marie Landi
Feb 6
Why Self-Improvement at 50 is Different from Your 20s and 30s
Why Self-Improvement at 50 is Different from Your 20s and 30s
In my 20s and 30s, self-improvement wasn’t just about growth — it was about becoming someone entirely different.
James F Hickey
Feb 6
My Peaceful Transition To Veganism
My Peaceful Transition To Veganism
A quiet, gradual and long lasting change found me
Sherry Truitt
Feb 5
Sunflowers in December
Sunflowers in December
The Unlikeliest Bond: How a Grumpy Grandpa and a Teen Found Hope in a Frozen Garden
Jerry Nelson
Feb 4
Be the Whisper That Turns Into a Roar
Be the Whisper That Turns Into a Roar
The flight of a butterfly is sufficient to change the destiny of the world
Walter Rhein
Feb 2
The Bridge of Lost Letters
The Bridge of Lost Letters
Lost for Decades, These Letters Finally Found Their Way — And Their Impact Was Unbelievable
Jerry Nelson
Feb 1
Istanbul: A City of History, Hair Transplants and Nose Jobs
Istanbul: A City of History, Hair Transplants and Nose Jobs
Tourism With A Difference
Keith Perrett
Jan 30
The Practical Homestead Garden
The Practical Homestead Garden
Nurturing friendships as well as vegetables
Sherry Truitt
Jan 29
I Chased Answers but Found Freedom in the Questions
I Chased Answers but Found Freedom in the Questions
Why not knowing became my greatest teacher
Victoria Corindi 🌻
Jan 27
A Handmade Blanket in a World of $400 Bassinets
A Handmade Blanket in a World of $400 Bassinets
What high-tech baby registries miss about love
Victoria Corindi 🌻
Jan 23
When Life Sucks And Happiness Is Hard To Come By ‘Just Do Something You Enjoy!’
When Life Sucks And Happiness Is Hard To Come By ‘Just Do Something You Enjoy!’
There is nothing more liberating than not caring about what other people think of us. And yet it’s still so hard not to wonder, or worse…
Sharat Misra
Jan 20
California and Living With Fire
California and Living With Fire
You live where you know you could lose everything
Jim Parton
Jan 19
I Refuse to Have One Sided Conversations Anymore
I Refuse to Have One Sided Conversations Anymore
When did we forget how to be curious about each other?
Victoria Corindi 🌻
Jan 18
Hendrik’s Cautionary Tale About the Extreme Personalities In Senior Living
Hendrik’s Cautionary Tale About the Extreme Personalities In Senior Living
Best to bring along some patience, energy and a sense of humor
Joe Guay - Dispatches From the Guay Life!
Jan 14
How “Gracious Mischief” Is Good for Both You and Your Subject
How “Gracious Mischief” Is Good for Both You and Your Subject
Inject some positivity into the world by performing radical acts of kindness
Jim Farina
Jan 14
How To Increase Your Happiness Now
How To Increase Your Happiness Now
One Strategy and Two Activities To Increase Happiness
Beverly Payne
Jan 13
If I Could Exist In The Treetops
If I Could Exist In The Treetops
A poem for a contentious world
Felipe Leon U.
Jan 13
I Survived a One-year Shopping Fast — and So Can You!
I Survived a One-year Shopping Fast — and So Can You!
What do you do when you run out of underwear and bras?
Dani Mini
Jan 13
Beneath My Confidence Lies a Lifetime of Self-Doubt
Beneath My Confidence Lies a Lifetime of Self-Doubt
How pretending to be confident became my way of surviving
Victoria Corindi 🌻
Jan 12
Why Your Freewill Really Matters
Why Your Freewill Really Matters
Don’t confuse freewill of thought with freedom of action
Grace Mary Power
Jan 11
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