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I have lived for half a century,and my outlook of life is the same as it was in my twenties. I don't judge others. I have led my life true to myself by acknowledging how easy it is to judge someone from the outside looking in. I never judge people on any

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Parenting & Pregnancy > Parenthood Funny parenting stories: 4 of 73

There is one aspect of growing up on HWY 66 now called I-40 that few people even think about. The road leads to many ranchs and feed lots that raise cattle. My mother remarried when I was eight years old. Thankfully I had a sense of humor which was tested many times to the point of becoming great. My stepfather drove a truck...
Relationships & Family > Friendship Issues & Advice Friendship drama: How to handle backstabbers: 4 of 57

There is only one way to handle dealing with a backstabber and that is for them to understand they have no importance in your life. In many instances it is as easy as not returning a phone call until they simply get the message. Unfortunately many people including myself have experienced a family member backstabbing them. In...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Sisterly discovery: 1 of 11

I am the middle daughter of three girls. We experienced our childhood during the sixties. I have watched a few movies depicting three girls growing up in the south during that era, and we had a "granddaddy" that watched over and spoiled us. He was the true patriarch of our family. Don't get me wrong, we fought, usually becau...
Health & Fitness > Cancer Breast cancer: Chemo and radiation long term side effects: 1 of 5

Losing my mother to breast cancer in the mid 1990's was the beginning of my inside knowledge of the long term side effects brought on by treatment. She fought the battle for nearly ten years before it spread throughout her body and she simply had no energy left. The benefit of the treatment was treasured, it allowed our fami...
Relationships & Family > Romance & Sexuality Should a person reveal their sexual past: 3 of 13

If you reveal your sexual past, don't be surprised with the results. Living in this day and age requires honesty is a definite plus, that is if you like living. You could just show up with a medical exam but how easy would that be to falsify, not to mention the unspoken thoughts. I believe this is a positive part of life now...
Creative Writing > Novel Excerpts Novel excerpts: Fantasy: 87 of 359

It was a typical Saturday night, with the only difference being that he had to work on Sunday. Finally a chance to get the overtime back that had spoiled us financially for the past five years. He acted as if he had been given a gift of gold and the extra hours were his treasure. Then the unspeakable happened. He started rav...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Betrayal: 106 of 382

Betrayal is devastation by name, You give all you can expecting the same. When the dust settles and the truth becomes clear, Your heart pounds, your soul cries, breaking of your heart is all you hear. Your life will take a beating and feel like a lie, Sometimes it hurts so intensely that you think you will die. But that woul...
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Why I enjoy summer: 7 of 25

I have always been a summertime girl. Living in Houston means it feels like summer at least three quarters of the year. Many people dread it due to their electricity bills, but just the word sends shivers up my spine. Summertime has an attitude of joy and freedom and is a season you either dread or anxiously look forward to....
Creative Writing > Memoirs Testimonies: Surviving lymphoma: 2 of 7

When the diagnosis of Lymphoma is made your life seems to crash before you and is changed forever. The word cancer strikes a blow in all who hear it and they tend to freeze in fear. My mother in law was diagnosed with lymphoma twenty one years ago. She had raised four children and her baby was a senior in high school when th...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: When I see you: 9 of 31

Our dog barks in canine speak, When he hears the engine of your truck, Our languages are understood by him, so we read him like a book. Lonely days waiting to look into your eyes, The love you give the family, is honored, and so wise. I long for you intensely even when your far away, The silence is cherished and stays close ...