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I am Winfried C M the Author of "THE WIND OF MY SAILS" (a collection of poems and thoughts) and UNSPOKEN WHISPERS; in the heart of love (amazon.com). I am married and a mother of three children. I am a freelance writer/journalist/poet, and a home excutive.

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Religion & Spirituality > Christian Holidays & Celebrations Can Christians ever manage to reclaim Christmas as a holy day?: 2 of 29

Christmas as a HOLY DAY will be reclaimed, the Christian will not reclaim it, but Christ himself will reclaim it through us. As it is written, every Knee shall bow and every tongue will confess that Christ is lord, for then, everyone shall know what Christmas really is, a HOLY DAY, and not a Holiday as it is known today. As ...
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Beliefs & Culture On defining a true Christian: 3 of 30

Christianity is a life, and an everyday walk to continuous salvation until one's death here on earth, at which the soul is automatically lifted to be with Christ himself and thereafter rule with him as a co-heir in eternity. The title Christian comes from the name Christ, and it simply means, Christ's followers. Most people ...
Creative Writing > Songs Songs: Remembering love: 12 of 110

I remember our love Laying there together by the river banks My head rested on your chest, we gazed the skies in changing color Colors infusing and amusing us along We watched color to color painting the skies warm The smudgy emerald waters bronzed Blinded with the sun's glare, our eyes were spell bound in the bowl of the su...
Home & Garden > Real Estate (Other) Commentary on long-distance moving: 8 of 52

Moving always brings the thought of starting over. It may be a new Job, a new lease at life, school-college and many more uprooting and settling ventures, but the bottom line is, you are making a transition. Like any transition, every move has its lows and highs, and very few would want to face the worst experience of moving...
Creative Writing > Novel Excerpts Novel excerpts: High school: 6 of 22

THE LEAPING AFRICAN DAISIES Chapter 1 The last bell of the day had just rang and Musonda was rushing to finish copying the history notes from the black board. Her best friends Lungowe and Mabuchi were out from their French class and already waiting for her by the window. Hurry up Muso, we have to catch the first minibus, sai...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Reality: 5 of 17

LANGUAGE BARRIERS Living in an expatriate community in Hong Kong, you have neighbors from different cultures and languages, and in my block, were 3 houses. My house was in the middle with my language confused kids; English being their first language, and Deutsch, an adopted one having had spent 5 years in Germany. On my righ...
Creative Writing > Satire Satire: Life: 25 of 49

One day as I sat on the porch on a warm autumn day, admiring the warm ablaze colors of the woods, I watched leaves falling from the trees. As the gentle winds blew swiftly, the leaves blew away from the branches in the direction of the wind. Tossed further from their anchor, I watched some floating down beneath the trees, so...
Creative Writing > Memoirs Testimonies: I am a mother: 22 of 42

I am a mother, and 18 years ago it was all in my dreams, and i had every thing figured out. It was all spelled out plain and simple, in my dreams, "i will have 1 or 2 kids," i would say. I came from a large family of seven girls and four boys, and it was like the British parliament everyday in my house. Debating and negotiat...
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Doctrine & Issues Christian teaching on wealth and poverty: 3 of 5

Christians have contradicting views on wealth and poverty. To understand the true Christian teaching on wealth and poverty, you have to Know the heart of God and his intentions for mankind. What does God say about wealth and poverty? We all know that God is the Creator of the all universe and everything in it, belongs to him...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Marriage: 28 of 41

CALL SECURITY! Marriage is a give and take game, and the more you give, the more you take out to enjoy. But sometimes you find you give in, but the other takes out until you are drained to your last straw, and it is then, action should be taken to bring the marriage scale to balance. My husband and I had been married seven y...