Another day, another learning experience. We started our day as immersion students by sweeping the floor. We were able to clean the different rooms except for the delivery room because we were not allowed

Midnight came slower than expected. Missing faces left spaces you could not see but always knew were empty. Laughter filled rooms, yet quiet gaps sat beneath each word spoken too fast. A breeze moved through

Source I was a child sitting too close to the television when I first heard it. I did not know the word jazz yet but I felt something move in my chest that no cartoon had ever caused before. The screen

Beneath the rain, when the pavement turns into a mirror and the tangled wires slice across the sky, I feel the city hum in a voice that is more vibration than sound. I walk through towers that look like

ESPAÑOL Hay algo profundamente revelador en mirar atrás y descubrir que he amado a la misma persona durante cinco años. No se trata de un número redondo por casualidad, ni de una cifra que deba celebrarse

August 15, 2025 PCOS Girly From the Philippines : The Little Things That Counts Hello Hive friends! 🌸 Tonight, I’m excited to share about my little things that count as a PCOS Girly from an Island,

Sometimes you live with something so long that it becomes part of your background, like a familiar corner of a room or a sound you stop noticing. That’s how it was with the palm tree in front of my house.

Source Some things are too big to understand while they’re happening. Ozzy was always like that. He wasn’t just a singer or some rock icon, he was something bigger. Something that felt like a living part

Our teacher gave us a meaningful challenge: to draw or paint something that represents a “new beginning.” At first, I had one idea in mind: a girl breaking free from chains, escaping life’s traps. But

Nothing ever really prepares you for the kind of tired that doesn’t go away with sleep. It settles in slowly, quietly, like dust on surfaces you stopped cleaning a while ago. Some mornings, I stand before

Cold coffee tastes better when it doesn’t have to mean anything. It just sits there, sweating slowly in my lap, lid a little warped, straw tilting left like it gave up halfway through trying to stand straight.

I can’t remember the first time I heard music, but I remember the first time it felt like it was written for me. It was a rainy Sunday, the kind where the sky hangs low and the world softens into reflection.

I’ve never been able to look at a cage without feeling guilty. Even now, staring at a parrot that doesn’t sing, barely moves, and probably no longer remembers what the open sky feels like. It has feathers,

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I have never been too fond of reggae, nor of the subculture that covers this genre, but I must confess that they have got one thing right; the beach, in the company of this musical genre, equals serenity.

Fuente This is the story of a girl without friends. One day, overwhelmed by the reality she had to live in one of the most prosperous, advanced and technologically developed societies in the history of

In the past, I didn't really care about flowers, especially paper flowers. For me, flowers were just plants that were often found on people's fences, easy to grow, and didn't require much attention. Until

I once fell in love with something I couldn't hold. No, not a human, although that often happens, but a red bougainvillea that grew in front of my grandmother's house. Maybe you've seen this flower. Its

It was a rare day for me, one of a kind, because it was my first time selling off my jewellery. I had never owned any expensive jewellery except the ones given to me for my wedding gifts. One from my parents

'After Life’ was the series I was hooked on for the whole of 2020. A year that, although it seems exaggerated, I don't know if we still remember it as it was... My story, I don't know if it's the worst