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WriterGirl has been writing since she could put crayon to paper. She has tried her hand at many jobs but has always come back to her first love, writing.

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Relationships & Family > Relationships & Family (Other) Walk and talk: How going for walks together can improve your relationship: 1 of 35

There is no doubt that walking is easy and simple exercise that will help you stay healthy and fit. Walking with your partner can also help keep your relationship healthy as well. When it's just the two of you away from other distractions it gives you an opportunity to talk. At first it may be about the small trivial things....
Creative Writing > Memoirs Good-bye: True gardening stories relating to love, life and gardening: 13 of 257

When I was growing up my grandparents had a farm. I remember going over there and playing in the garden for hours. We would have fresh vegetables and fruits that we had grown ourselves and somehow that would make them even more delicious. My Grandmother also had a beautiful flower garden and I remember one year was gave her ...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Loneliness: 43 of 541

No one understands Even in a room full of people I still feel lonely Without a connection There is no way to fill the void Just that sadness of feeling misunderstood They ask what's wrong But do not like the answer Sometimes they even laugh Think I'm just being silly But I'm just lonely I want someone who understands Someone...
Relationships & Family > Friendship Issues & Advice Friendship drama: How to handle backstabbers: 8 of 57

Oscar Wilde said that " a true friend stabs you in the front." I have loved this quote since the first time I heard it. Mainly because I feel that if you have something negative to say about anyone then you should tell them and not someone else. I've never seen the point of going behind someone's back and say mean this about...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Pain from love: 135 of 838

You told me you loved me I know now it was just to make me stay All I got was pain from your love So many tears shed over your indifference The lonely nights were so cold and hard Still I held on I loved you too much to let go Soon thought it was too much The pain became unbearable I had no choice It killed me to turn my bac...
Society & Lifestyle > Personal Morals & Values Why you should plan your own funeral: 9 of 44

We all want to believe that we will live forever. Most people do not even think of their funerals unless they are dealing with a terminal illness. Even once they have reached their golden years the thought of their funerals just isn't something a person wants to deal with. Unfortunately we don't know when we'll shuffle off t...
Home & Garden > Home Repair (Other) Do-it-yourself safety tips, or how to avoid a tool-shed lobotomy: 2 of 9

We would all like to think we can do anything we put our minds to. Sadly this is not the case. A great number of people have been injured because they think whatever they need fixed or made is easy. Now I am not saying you can't learn to do things yourself. The key to actually learn what you should be doing to successfully c...
Creative Writing > Memoirs Testimonies: Ending the engagement: 1 of 4

My Grandmother once said that you should never marry your first love. It wasn't until I had loved and lost that I realized what she meant. I was ten the first time I fell in love. He was cute and funny. We spent to whole summer together. By the end of that time we has shared our first kiss and he told me he loved me. It was ...
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: The best dating advice you've ever received: 3 of 11

When I started dating I was very nervous. Everyone was telling me what I should and shouldn't do and it was only making me feel more nervous. I was told that I shouldn't make the first move and play hard to get, but not too hard to get and make the guy think I wasn't interested in him. Then came the totally unneeded not to e...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Love unrequited: 108 of 372

I looked into your eyes and saw what I feared most There was no reflection of the love I give to you All the time we spend together Laughing at all the things only we find funny Yet you look to others to give your heart to So perfect are we, Almost like one person in two bodies But that's not what you see In your eyes I'm ju...