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Politics, News & Issues > Environmental Awareness Lamentations on urban sprawl: 1 of 7
Deep in the heart of the Francis Marion National Forest in coastal South Carolina lies a magical place. Down a narrow, almost impassible dirt road, the pine trees open up to reveal a circular cold spring, only about twenty feet in diameter. Century-old cypresses encircle the spring, their roots delving deep into the hole, suc... More..
Celebrations & Holidays > Wedding Planning Romantic wedding venues: 1 of 6
To walk through Boone Hall Plantation's majestic Avenue of Oaks is to walk through 300 years of history and breathtaking beauty. Located north of downtown Charleston, SC, the plantation is the oldest working plantation in America. Boone Hall was established in 1681 and sits on 739 acres of butterfly gardens, wetlands, wildflo... More..
Celebrations & Holidays > Wedding Traditions & Themes Themed weddings: 2 of 11
Charleston, SC might be the perfect destination for the storybook wedding. The area is teeming with heritage and beauty with it's generations of history and miles of magnificent beaches. Couples can choose from 18th century plantation houses or one of the many resort-style venues that mix natural beauty with elegance. And for... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Trash & Recycling Recycling: Are we doing enough?: 4 of 14
Is it recycle day again? My neighbor's blue bin sits by the curb. I start to bring out my four recycle bins brimming with tomato soup cans, milk jugs, and 32 ounce Icehouse bottle that my roommate says he's not addicted to. It takes me at least 15 minutes to take out the bins, go back and pick up the Icehouses that fell out a... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Ghosts & Paranormal Phenomena Psychic abilities: Empathy, clairsentience and telepathy: 4 of 11
Throughout history, men and women of great thought have been martyred for new discoveries. The powers-that-be saw heresy in the eyes of God and imprisoned or killed those who tried to expand our knowledge. Today, we are lucky to have (mostly) embraced the discoveries of those who came before us and relied on science and obser... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Struggles in life: 171 of 338
The washer broke a few days ago. He was supposed to fix it again today when he got home. But after work he changed his clothes and ran out of the house, under the guise of helping a friend move. The water didn't drain out of it so all the clothes where floating, stuck in their own dirt and muck. I bailed out as much water as... More..
Business > Starting a Business How to start a vending machine business: 3 of 5
We've all seen them, standing like flashy sentinels in grocery stores, enticing children and adults alike with their rainbow assortment of candy and plastic capsules filled with toys and goodies. We pump quarters into them for a quick fix to quiet the tummy or an anxious child. Twenty five cents is worth peace of mind in a bu... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Climate Change Global warming: What's the real truth?: 73 of 86
I'm a weather channel freak. In morning it's on, at commercials I have to check it. I don't know why, I've done it for years. It was always a fascination for me. It's ever changing, sometimes violently. Thunderstorms are the best. Anyway, I also knew it is the only thing man can not control. I knew it was important. And it is... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Relationships: 420 of 451
"Why is this life?"Why is this life?Where am I to go?Why is this pain?Does it really make me grow?Why do these things?Does it really make a difference?Why did this love cause nothing but distance?Why can't it be the same?Where did it all go wrong?Why is this life?Does what not kill you really make you strong? More..