Family
There is a Thin Line Between Tears of Sorrow and Tears of Joy. Top Story - May 2024.
I remember when my mother passed away. After the tears from the initial shock, our family sat in the living room and shared memories. We talked about her love and compassion toward others, the lessons she taught us about honesty, and how she taught us the importance of respecting ourselves and others. Then we started sharing memories that made us smile and eventually, each of us began to relax and tell stories that made us laugh.
By Brenda Mahler2 months ago in Humor
Elmer J. Fudd: An Animated Adventure
Elmer J. Fudd, a name synonymous with hunting wabbits and perpetual frustration, stands tall as one of the most beloved characters in the rich tapestry of Looney Tunes. Created by animation director Tex Avery and brought to life by the talented voice actor Arthur Q. Bryan, Elmer made his auspicious debut in the 1940 cartoon "Elmer's Candid Camera." Little did anyone know at the time that this bumbling hunter with a speech impediment would go on to become an enduring icon of animation history.
By Cool Searches 2 months ago in Humor
Are My Bad Jokes Hiding a Fear of Death?
The therapist looked at me. “Your doctor thinks you’re depressed. Do you agree with him?” I considered the question. “I wouldn’t say I’m depressed, but I do have some weird dreams. Last night, I dreamt I was standing in my kitchen cutting carrots with the Grim Reaper.”
By Brendan Donaghy2 months ago in Humor
The Breastfeeding Controversy
As I walked into the house, I was met with a scene that made my heart race. Our 22-year-old house help, who had been with us for a few months, was sitting on the couch with our 4-month-old baby in her arms. What caught my attention was that she had her breast out, and the baby was latched onto it, sucking contentedly. I was taken aback, feeling a mix of shock, anger, and fear.
By Emmanuel Ojenike2 months ago in Humor
Movie Review: Clue
I recently watched the 1985 movie Clue, a murder mystery/comedy which is based on the board game Clue- or Cluedo, depending on where you are. A flop when it was released in theatres, it is now regarded by some as a "cult classic". I had never seen it, but grew up playing the game- heck, I still play it with the nephews and nieces- and on a quiet Saturday night a few weeks ago saw the film listed on Amazon Prime and decided to give it a go.
By Esha Taylor2 months ago in Humor
Rave is the road to the grave
Hey brother no matter what I do you I'll always be my brother , no matter what you do where you been what you've been through you'll always be my brother but doesn't subtract the wrongs I do to you espionage what I did after that scandal you didn't deserve that I'm sorry but I've found my peace in staying away from you guys cause I bring more harm than good that day I'd have not mind if I died cause before I gathered the courage to do what I did I had imagined myself dead in different ways but yours was just different the most phenomena part about our movie and still stands to me is when you said DON'T MOVE!!! after you told me to flee from you at the gate I went home happy that I had done what bothered me for some much something had to die in me so that I can feel that freedom as much as it did you harm but also I'm happy that old lady that troubled you left too I can say a lot had been going on in my mind ever since I slept in the streets I can confess that I'm not my self most of the time but you tried to be a good brother for that I respect you but most of all you're human too so I shouldn't expect perfection aswell but I don't want to feel pity or sorry for me this is the life o chose I'll be fine and live you're committed to God that is good cause I won't do the explanation of what really happens to me just pray that when you die you see God so that he can tell you how he had made this to happen this way I'm not Judas that I betrayed you and the family but I can tell you this,, before you invited me to come take over from you friend when you were not around I had a vision of a bullet but I didn't know what it meant then when you shot at me then I remembered what I had been seeing for the past one week that's why I'm not ashamed or guilty anymore I believe God had planned that for me and if you don't see any good in what had happened that day then I'd say pray again, if I trace back on how my brother Solomon had been chased at work I felt guilty too but not anyone cause I believe God just saved him from a terrible accident that would have happened plus the shame of having an affair with the female Chinese superiors and so I'm not saying all this to justify my action but also I want you to see the good it had brought but I still stand guilty of my shame and my wrongs I'm not Afraid of a person I had become I was more afraid of the person I was cause I'd have not gone anyway being that limited with beliefs and systems I felt like I was always dreaming ,,,,has life stands everytime I want to prove to you that I'm perfect I'm mess up big and the hardest part of life you'll forever deal with is forgiveness is a continuous process as long as I still live you'll forever forgive me I'm sorry brother and I'll forgive you too ,,,, I have two questions for you 1 what would you choose to live forever and never die with same life just like a normal person or to die tomorrow??? 2 whose the most dangerous man the one who has found purpose in life, the person who has found something to live for or the person who's not afraid to die???
By Daniel Kango2 months ago in Humor
Environmental Awareness
Supporting Natural Mindfulness: A Pathway to Reasonable Future Presentation: In a time set apart by quick industrialization and outstanding populace development, the protection of our planet's sensitive biological equilibrium has become foremost. Ecological mindfulness, the comprehension of the reliance between human exercises and the soundness of the normal world, remains a signal directing us toward economic practices. This article investigates the meaning of ecological mindfulness, its significance in molding individual and aggregate activities, and methodologies to develop a more profound appreciation for our planet's prosperity.
By Md.Shafiul Azam2 months ago in Humor
A Journey of Orphanhood and the Power of Parental Love
As an orphan, I thought finding a new family would mean leaving behind the ache of loneliness that had been my constant companion since childhood. But little did I know that the promise of love and acceptance would unravel into a tapestry of discrimination and heartache, woven by the hands of my step-parents.
By caroline opindi.2 months ago in Humor