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Mary Ann Rudy is a freelance writer in Cornwall, New York. She enjoys writing on a wide variety of topics, and her articles regularly appear on several websites and in print publications. Mary Ann is the mother of four children, and she holds a bachelor's

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Parenting & Pregnancy > Parenting Tips Tips for teaching children that all mistakes are not bad: 1 of 22
Mistakes are an inevitable part of life. Being human, we are not perfect, and we will make mistakes from time to time. Sometimes, there will be consequences for them, and other times, we are able to take the appropriate action to correct our mistakes without any negative repercussions. As adults, we are fully aware of this,... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Love between a mother and daughter: 9 of 176
You are my mirror imageThe music in my soulThe ray of sunlight after rain's endThe person who makes me wholeYou are a picture of perfectionGod's great gift from aboveYou fill me with happinessand deep, everlasting love More..
Relationships & Family > Communication Issues Why it's important to listen to the elderly: 2 of 37
"People who don't cherish their elderly have forgotten whence they came and whither they go."-Ramsey ClarkThe elderly are a treasure trove of knowledge and experience . We have much to learn from them, and it is essential that we take the time and patience required to truly listen to all they have to share. They are our teach... More..
Relationships & Family > Parents Do stay-at-home moms get the recognition they deserve?: 4 of 72
One of the greatest gifts a woman can give to herself and her children is being a stay-at-home mom. Those of us who make this choice tend to say that we are eternally grateful each and every day that we made the decision to leave our jobs in order to raise our children full-time. We believe that we have the best job in the wo... More..
Relationships & Family > Children & Divorce Should you stay for the sake of the kids?: 3 of 54
The question of whether or not you should stay in an unhappy marriage for the sake of the children can be a difficult one to answer. It depends solely on what one's definition of "the sake of the children" is. Many individuals believe that keeping a family intact is the best decision, and the one which will benefit children... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Summer Camps & Fun Activities to do with the kids this summer: 1 of 18
"Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer. You'll wish that summer could always be here." - Nat King Cole Summer is steadily approaching, and children everywhere are anticipating fun-filled days and freedom from school, teachers, and homework. The majority of children look forward to summertime with the unbridled en... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Lies: 10 of 174
I am a salesman, yes, it's true But what I sell may surprise you I am a seller of lies to folks young and old To those who are cowards, and those who are bold I specialize in deceit, falsehoods, half-truths, fibs, fabrications, Come visit my booths! I have every type of lie under the sun Along with scams, schemes, and ... More..
Relationships & Family > Marriage & Divorce (Other) How do you know when your marriage is over?: 1 of 17
Plainly stated, when your marriage is over, you know it. There is really no need to question whether or not its time has passed because you are aware, deep inside your heart and soul, that it has. Usually, you will have already made every possible attempt to save it; leaving no stone unturned. You and your spouse have talk... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Hell: 5 of 83
Hell exists on earth, they say when all the stars have gone away, and night surrounds us like a shroud, and terror hides behind every cloud. Hell can be reality, and much closer and scarier than we would like it to be. A demon's kiss upon our cheek turns us quickly from strong to weak. Hell's a fire burning in the hea... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Wounded: 5 of 75
Wounded to the core, feeling pain in every boneHe sat in the corner bar, though he preferred to drink aloneHe drowned his heartache in liquor of all sortsVodka and whiskey, gin and tonic, various beers and portsHis pain is undefinable, it runs like blood through his veinsYou see nothing of the man he once was when you look at... More..