Month: September 2025
THIS IS WHAT SCIENCE SAYS ABOUT EATING A BANANA FOR BREAKFAST
Breakfast is considered by many to be the most important meal of the day, as it provides us with the energy and nutrients we need to kick-start our day. A popular breakfast choice is a banana, but what does science say about this choice? Bananas are a versatile and delicious fruit that contain a wide…
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Pick a Candle – And See Who Is Your Light In Life
In a world full of chaos, uncertainty, and change, we all seek that one constant spark—the person who lights up our world and guides us through even the darkest nights. Sometimes, discovering who that person is requires nothing more than following your intuition. So take a deep breath, focus, and choose one candle from the…
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Here’s What The Letter “M” On The Palm Of Your Hand Really Means
The length and form of our fingernails, among other things, all reveal something about who we are, but the lines on our palms are the most significant (at least in the context of palmistry). It’s known as palm reading, and a great deal can be revealed by those little lines. The Life line, the Head…
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He Changed Our Baby’s Name Behind My Back—Then Tried To Justify It As A “Family Move”
Just had a baby. I wanted to name her after my mom who passed this year. I let my husband do the paperwork. Then my MIL texted, “Thanks for picking my favorite name.” When I asked my husband why he did that, he coldly said, “Now you have to make peace with her.” I didn’t…
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She Came Without Asking—And Left Us Changed
Two Sundays ago, Silvia showed up for dinner—pale but smiling, pie in hand as always. Mid-conversation, I saw her hand my son Noah her water bottle. He drank before I could stop him. “Silvia, he has his own cup,” I said tightly. “Oh, please—it’s just water,” she waved off. By Tuesday, Noah had a fever.…
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How Titanic Brought My Family Closer
On my wife’s birthday, I gave her a wrapped DVD—Titanic. Our three-year-old, Max, immediately asked, “Can I watch it after nursery?” I explained it was “for grown-ups only.” That day at school, he proudly announced to teachers and parents that “Mommy and Daddy watch Titanic alone at night.” Everyone laughed, but something lingered. Max became…
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Why You Shouldn’t Leave a Charger Plugged In Without Your Phone
Last week, my electrician came by to fix a light switch in my apartment. While we were chatting, he noticed that I had a few phone chargers plugged in around the house with no phones connected.He paused and said, “You really shouldn’t leave chargers plugged in like that when they’re not in use.”I was surprised.…
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My Service Dog’s Clever Response Left a Rude Shopper Speechless
So, I was at the store earlier with my service dog. The lady in front of me at checkout had about $200 worth of toilet paper stacked so high in her cart that I wondered if she was preparing for the end of the world. With an air of superiority, she turned to me and…
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The Red Cardigan: A Hidden Message of Love Across Generations
When I turned 18, my grandma knitted me a red cardigan. It was all she could afford, and though I liked it, I was a teenager caught up in my own world. I didn’t fully appreciate the love and effort she had poured into every single stitch. I just gave her a quick, dry “Thanks,”…
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From the NICU to My Arms: A Mother’s Experience”
The room was quiet except for the rhythmic beeping of machines. Emma lay in her hospital bed, her body still recovering from the whirlwind of an early birth. Her baby had been born prematurely and was immediately taken to the NICU. For two weeks, she stayed in her room, clinging to her husband’s words as…
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