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Withdrawals...
I turned into an entertainers dream. I could vanish. Gone. I discovered solace feeling imperceptible to the rest of the world. Possibly some place, somebody pondered where I was. Or on the other hand possibly somebody was searching for me. Or on the other hand needed to save me. I was unable to save myself, that is without a doubt. I didn't have a clue who I was any longer, nor did I notice that I was gradually murdering my spirit and making my's father extremely upset. There was consistently somebody that could help my getaway. With a snap of my fingers or an instant message, I was so far gone that nobody could get me. I was relentless. Crazy; out of my body. I was a renewed individual murdering all that survived from my soul.
By waqar jameel3 years ago in Wander
The Treasure Diary
It had been nearly a year since her aunt Deanna had died, yet Rachel still couldn’t bring herself to go through her few scant belongings. Her aunt was never one to hold onto things, preferring instead to living minimally. This was a way of life Rachel happily adopted. This almost nomad-like detachment to material things allowed them both the freedom to set off on adventures whenever inspiration struck them.
By Jenny Fowler 3 years ago in Wander
I Left My Heart in Seward
Seward Municipal Boat Harbor. Seward, AK. © 2010 Lena Folkert It is one of the most basic and foremost questions we ask someone we meet. "Where are you from?" I must say that for an introvert like myself, meeting new people and answering personal questions ranks about the same as job interviews and seeing flashing blue and red lights in the rearview mirror. But, as you will see, when asked about where I am from, I suddenly have to fight the urge to ramble on and on. . .
By Lena Folkert4 years ago in Wander
The Betsy Hotel, Miami Beach, Illuminates Literature, Art & Music.
The Betsy Hotel is a luxury boutique property on the iconic street, Ocean Drive, in Miami Beach. The building’s architecture is Floridian-Georgian. Completed in 1942, used as a barrack for the Air Force during WWII. In 1970, it was listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
By victoria patricolo4 years ago in Wander
Why Munich doctors are so popular in the Gulf States
Bavaria is extremely popular with Arab tourists, especially from the wealthy Gulf States, many guests have been coming for years to escape the hot summer temperatures in their homeland, to shop and have medical procedures performed.
By Anna Klaus4 years ago in Wander
4 Reasons Why Should You Move to the Carolinas
North and South Carolina are among some of the most historical and iconic states in the U.S. North Carolina was founded in 1789 while South Carolina was founded in 1776. Home to a diverse culture and located along the coast, the Carolinas are an attractive place to live. Here are some interesting facts about the Carolinas:
By Chris Davenforth4 years ago in Wander