He sits on a river bank somewhere, not seeing the difference in the river bank he sat on from miles away, seeing the same sunset and sunrise.
Quiet
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Quiet
Cancer 101
Maybe the bluebird in my chest went there too. Then, as if its wings of flight caught my soul, I felt a flutter in my chest again.
Pol Pot: Southeast Asia’s Adolph Hitler
I am sitting next to Bou Meng, a lean man in his 70s, who had the unique, rare fate of escaping being murdered in the Khmer Rouge S-21 prison camp in Phnom Penh.
Alexander’s Decision
We know that we all began as newcomers and there’s no seniority with citizenship. There are short-term costs. But, how many would trade places with people having no future?
Lemon Seed
I find myself holding on to that lemon seed, caressing it with love as if to make the evil leave, and then my soul speaks to listening ears within me and I know the walk’s going to be next to a grand plot of trees, all with hanging lemons and each without lemon seeds.
Sarcasm Still Has Some Purpose
Hidden agendas…
4 Ways Mindful Meditation Enhanced My Addiction Recovery
Mindfulness is described as “the psychological process of bringing one’s attention to the internal experiences occurring in the present moment.” This article will tell you about the 4 ways in which mindful meditation enhanced my addiction recovery, how it complemented the treatment I received in rehab as well as the ongoing treatment that I still receive to this day.
On Being Lucky
Bob has been my mechanic for over thirty years. He has taught me a lot about cars, but much more about life.
Climate Change: Our Threatened World
The narrator brings us words from the COP21 Paris agreement on Climate Change. The photographer shares images in support,
How Mannequins Saved The Store
Having perfect mannequins that properly represent the merchandise matters to bricks and mortar dress shops struggling to rescue plunging profits.
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