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Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Appreciating the little things in life: 3 of 141

I had been contemplating about my birthday ever since 2008 started. The fact that I just turned 28 two days ago was like a blow in my face. I couldn't accept that I am on my late twenties and have not yet achieved many things in life. I was crying for the numbers. I thought I'd be married by now, have at least one child to t...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Pay day: 13 of 53

I wait for your arrival twice every month. I long for you more than the merits and rewards. Each day I count 'til I meet the morning sun that will bring me to your glory. I am frustrated of how little I get, but at the same time thankful ...that at least you have something to offer. I'll survive for a couple of weeks because...
Relationships & Family > Break-Ups & Exes Starting over after a failed relationship: 3 of 10

You just broke up with the love of your life. All the memories are now kept in the box. Calls and messages from friends and loved ones are piling up your answering machine, voicemail and inbox. They ask: Why? What happened? How are you? Everyone's so concerned. However, it's either you feel better or get annoyed. But you can...
Jobs & Careers > Managing Your Career (Other) Surviving the graveyard shift: 2 of 6

It's my first graveyard shift since I got hired five months ago. I decided to change from afternoon shift because of the heavy traffic that I encounter twice everyday. My superior allowed me to change my shift and have a two-hour flexible time of logging in. So here I am on a Monday night, working until 4:30 in the morning. ...
Politics, News & Issues > International News Poverty in the third world countries: 15 of 19

Is Philippines a poor country that's why it belongs to the third world? I was questioning myself as I looked at a co-passenger - a young boy, about seven to nine years old, yesterday at past five o'clock in the morning in the "jeepney" (a public utility vehicle for the common people). I couldn't help but notice his untidy lo...