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I grew up hugged by the folds of the Appalachian mountain's in Whitesburg Kentucky and then moved on to the rolling hills and beautiful Blue Ridge mountains of Roanoke Virginia. That is why it is Ironic that I live among the Rocky Mountains in Utah present

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Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: The photograph: 8 of 45

She felt the autumn leaves crunch beneath her feet and the breeze kiss her bare shoulders. It wasn't a typical October day, much warmer than it should it be. He was behind her snapping photos, one after the other. "What is so interesting?" She asked completing a 180 to face him with her hands on her hips. "You." he answered ...
Relationships & Family > First Dates How to impress a girl: 10 of 54

To impress, to dazzle, and amaze a girl. Just how hard is it? If it's the right kind of girl who likes your personality not that hard. Some men just make it a habit to chase the uncatchable. If you haven't impressed her with just your smile or conversation chances are she's already punched you out of her future. So the key a...
Relationships & Family > Break-Ups & Exes How to break the ice with your ex: 7 of 17

Awkward! There he is! Why did I get a job here? I swear if he's the one who has to train me I'll just die. I have to be ok with it though right? I'm over him, I'm completely over him, why is this so hard then? How do I break the ice? Step one, be confident. Arch your back and put that head up high. He's your exe, that means ...
Relationships & Family > Cheating Spouses & Affairs How to catch your spouse cheating: 15 of 35

Temptation is nasty. Quite the oxymoron I know but allure and attraction often times is burdened by heavy consequences. For instance the spouse who is cheating. The prime example of nasty temptation. When caught the cheating spouse deserves every bit of colorful language and rage ridden fists slung their way. However many ti...
Relationships & Family > Grief & Loss How to support a friend who is grieving: 34 of 43

Grief when written on paper and spoke out loud in normal conversation is not a threatening word but when it describes the emotions a friend is suffering the meaning of the word takes on more emphasis. A friend, like a mother, or child, should never be so filled with grief that it is hard to stand, but it does happen. It is y...
Creative Writing > Memoirs Good-bye: True gardening stories relating to love, life and gardening: 204 of 257

I am not an expert in the topic of gardening and at the age of 23 I'm not quite sure that I can call myself an expert on life. However there is a lady I know who is almost quadruple my age. She has lived many years, and was the Shepard of many gardens. Time has stripped her of her ability to plant flowers and reap vegetables...
Parenting & Pregnancy > Problems Parents Face How to get your adult child out of the house: 8 of 8

His walls are filthy with yellow cigarette smoke. His floors are soiled by soda stains. He has no remorse for the mess despite the fact that those walls and floors he's ruining aren't his, they are his parents. He's got to go. He's got to get out of there, but how? Maybe one night they could sneak into his bedroom, his paren...