How lovely! I absolutely love places like that. I love to walk the trails, sit on the docks, enjoy the waterfowl and the boats. And how great that you found a place to practice yoga. ... One of the things

Hi @ricardo993. I'd like to share some additional information and perspective on this topic. The issue isn't about promoting abuse (although some readers will read this story and see that as a facet of

OH my dear @itsostylish. This makes me laugh and cry all at once. What a tender and poignant life story. You do have your passions around ideas, inventions and possibilities. And it's a good thing. Never

Oh my. What delightful memories you have! Your mother had an intentional split personality. And now I understand why you are so smart, @gracielaacevedo!

It's a great way to process everything you've experienced, @deeanndmathews.

I have discovered the joy of writing in short bursts, then letting the story gestate in my subconscious mind... and my sleeping mine... then go back for another short burst. Most of my stories are written

Oh yes... winter is coming. And it's not for the faint of heart for some of us. (Like Minnesotans and Canadians!) What had she seen? A dead leaf on the sidewalk. Too funny! What's really hilarious is that

Poor Edwina. So many emotions all in one small package. But she knows herself, and she's surrounded by people who understand her. This is my wish for everyone who has experienced trauma! What's happening

Gracias, @leninbracho50!

I’m glad I read the synopsis, because it sounds like a good movie, but too intense and frightening for me. Although I survived watching Bird Box, so who knows. Have you seen that one? If so, how do they

Thank you, @joanstewart! Glad you enjoyed the story. ❤️

What a beautiful story, @itsostylish. So ethereal. We sense the presence of the person being spoken to, though he is not truly there. For a while, I thought perhaps the narrator was the visiting spirit,

Aw, you're such a dear heart, @samsmith1971! I know exactly what you mean about taking away from the reader's experience. Not my intention! I just like stories that are edgy, have something deep within

Ah, thank you for catching that play on words, @litguru. It was intentional, so I am glad someone noticed. Very cool article. Thank you for sharing that! I had never read anything that explained the phenomenon

@itsostylish, my friend! Thank you for stopping by and for your lovely comment. I hesitated to post this because it's a bit more saccharine than what I usually write. But I love the idea that some sentiments

That really is an exceptional picture, even if it is some accident of the camera. I agree with you — it’s more fun to think of it as a different world. Congrats on capturing it!

I believe many trends come in waves, including massive socio-political trends, like we are experiencing now, with our society being so divided. It seems to me that in some way there is a division between

Glad to hear @mariannewest is taking some time off, and that she has friends to fill her shoes, @felt.buzz. I decided to join this one: Cheers!

I am forever amazed by your photography skills, @joanstewart! Also, the incredible natural wonders around you. We do not have wild monkeys in North America. Not fair! This is a truly lovely post. It made

That is very sad. I'm so sorry for your loss. I am a cat lover, and I dread anything happening to them. It is truly heartbreaking to say goodbye to a special pet.