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Daisy has held various teaching positions within the private and Catholic educational sector in Miami, Florida and Puerto Rico in English, Psychology, Fine Arts and Religion in grades 6-12. She continues to work in the educational field as a College Admissions

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Relationships & Family > Blended Families Advice on becoming a stepfather: 2 of 16

A step-father... one who takes a step before giving his opinion, placing the blame, disciplining, scolding, even advising children that do not share his blood. He may have all the good intention of making relationships work with the children of the one he loves, but if he doesnt erase the thick bloodline, his sweetheart's ch...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Spiritual: 105 of 596

"Listen" They say They come from sacred high ground with shapeless, colorless, over sized eyes. Creatures of huge wings undisguised... non-beaked mutated birds to the human eye. They say we are of higher intelligence they say our thought brings us to their fields if we think about goodness we can walk in their planes without...
Travel > Travel Planning & Advice How to plan for a Disney vacation: 4 of 16

From a Disney insider's point of observation, many families think it's spontaneous and fun to take a last minute trip in less than four months without planning it through. Getting the most from your costly yet memorable Disney vacation does require organization, planning, and scheduling which parks to visit, when, and where ...
Religion & Spirituality > Spirituality (Other) Are angels real or imaginary?: 26 of 103

Angels, as we know them, are real; however they are not the winged image, nor the so-called guardian angels some of us are led to believe in. Angels are entities, if we must get technical or ideological, and speaking about their existance is as far as it gets. I could quote spiritualists, authors, parapsychologists, metaphys...
Society & Lifestyle > Morals, Values & Norms (Other) Causes of misery in today's society: 8 of 30

Misery is also known as a feeling of tribulation, trial, suffering, grief, anguish, woe, torment, and desolation: the result (today) of an unfulfilled society; a society that needs more of everything everyday and is never in conformity nor complacent with its achievements; it's part of the inability to reach the cliched "sta...
Relationships & Family > Parents Is it acceptable for a parent to vent to their kids about the other parent?: 23 of 69

Parents, divorced or married should never succumb to the idea of "sharing, consulting, nor venting" to their children about their spouse's (or ex-spouse's) shortcomings, faults, "did or did-nots". Children are extremely vulnerable to the view they have about their parents. Parents who target on their children about relationa...
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Dreams: 47 of 112

It was HE A bay at large, blue in crystalline shine, surrounded by immense caves. Caves deep enough to walk through, I went in. The sky was beautifully blue and surrounded it's aura around these caves with clay like color, smooth texture to touch. The day was admiringly beautiful, but I had something of interest to see in th...
Relationships & Family > Married Life The challenges of being the second wife: 11 of 22

The second wife will always be considered just that: second wife; second to be considered in opinion, last to know about family secrets, and will never receive the same quality of life the "first" wife had. If such "second" wife has children, these will never get the same amount of attention, nor love, nor consideration the ...
Relationships & Family > Dating Dilemmas & Advice Are open relationships worth it: 6 of 12

"Open marriages" are often idealized because they allow room for expression but leave too many open windows for exploration... While my husband was away at medical school, I stayed at home college. We understood the risk of separating this way, but the payoff was a priority. We saw each other during vacations. We were young,...
Religion & Spirituality > Heaven, Hell & Afterlife A place worse than hell: 3 of 6

From the human standpoint, an only place worse than hell would be here on Earth, living amidst the aftermath of a nuclear war, an atomic bomb, World War III, a major catastrophic flood, an earthquake, tidal wave, or tsunami. The nationwide or even worldwide tragedy as a major epidemic of hunger and plagues would bring humans...