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This happens on the Living Earth

by abyskaria

Poem / Memoir

February 26, 2025

1 day reads: 6

Summary

There is a presence of hope in everything we are blessed. Let us make a difference to safeguard and sustain these loved ones.

My Best Friend in the Whole Wide World

by AryaAliceLuna

Short Story / Memoir

March 07, 2009

1 day reads: 6

Comments: 1

Summary

Best Friends are always fun. But what happens when they seem to forget about you? and you can't seem to seen their face in your mind clearly. This is the story of my Best Friend. I canged our names but the story is the same. I have never forgotten her. And probably never will. I have changed the names, but not the states so much (mostly because I don't live there anymore), I think there are some changes but not many. The ages are also mixed up, I think because I moved from Florda when I was four.

Le borgnon loyal

by Imen Adili

Book / Memoir

February 27, 2025

1 day reads: 5

Chapters

My Garden

by priyanship19

Short Story / Memoir

May 13, 2013

1 day reads: 4

Shelves: 1

Summary

This is a short view that the author gets in her garden which is exceeding peace for her.

Venture to BTS Concert (Vidi)

by Jator

Essay / Memoir

March 20, 2021

1 day reads: 4

Comments: 1

Shelves: 3

Summary

Are you ARMY? Dying for BTS Concert?

True Confessions of a Desperate Housewife

by Lisa Marks

Short Story / Memoir

October 16, 2006

1 day reads: 3

Comments: 59

Shelves: 1

Summary

Tales of a real life desperate housewife on the verge of her 40th birthday.

A Memoir to my Brother

by Invisible Art

Essay / Memoir

July 22, 2013

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 1

Summary

The memoir won't say it all, words cannot express our relationship

Love and Circumcision

by Alevtina Ivanova-Poliak

Short Story / Memoir

August 06, 2013

1 day reads: 2

Summary

Three love stories in New York from 2001 to 2006.

A trip down Memory Lane

by Marico

Short Story / Memoir

January 24, 2014

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 1

Summary

And as I take a leisurely stroll down Memory Lane. The memories of my past come alive.

50 Things At 50

by S. Hileman

Essay / Memoir

January 20, 2023

1 day reads: 2

Summary

Just for Fun!

living dead

by Dinaya

Essay / Memoir

November 30, 2024

1 day reads: 2

Sitting Here

by lizzie86

Poem / Memoir

February 27, 2025

1 day reads: 2

Summary

Just a poem about me missing my Dad who i was really close to

The Tornado

by Jenny3

Short Story / Memoir

February 17, 2009

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 1

Summary

This narrative is a real tear jerker, about a life changing event and one brave three year old.

My Pregnancy Journey

by MBOnline

Essay / Memoir

March 17, 2011

1 day reads: 1

Summary

From not planning to have kids to an overdue pregnancy. This was my journey.

Sand Between My Toes

by lindseyn7

Essay / Memoir

May 24, 2011

1 day reads: 1

Summary

This is a memory of going to the beach and a description essay I wrote in 2011.

Lovely Little Rose

by Nikkibeth

Poem / Memoir

July 27, 2011

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 5

Summary

This is dedicated to my cousin, Kelsey Miller. She passed away on April 16, 2005 from a long battle with leukemia.

It was a Sunny Day

by Madison B

Short Story / Memoir

December 08, 2011

1 day reads: 1

Summary

My story is about a memory I hold dear. It's about a little girl(me) who has the time of her life going to the park to see ducks. She may not know it, but that trip will change her life.

the birth of my little Sister

by azzie27

Essay / Memoir

November 12, 2012

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

It is about my childhood memories.

THE EYRE FAMILY, MY ARISTOCRATIC IRISH ANCESTORS

by Charles EJ Moulton

Article / Memoir

July 05, 2013

1 day reads: 1

Summary

“Never forget, children,” my grandmother Eyre used to say long after her husband’s death, “your father was an aristocrat, an Eyre of Eyrecourt.” But if deeds and character count for anything, it was this lively, energetic, warmhearted, caring little woman who was the real aristocrat of the family. My grandfather, though aristocratic in name and manner (when sober, that is), seems to have inherited the worst traits of his famous and ever more disimproving race. Very Irish, that. When I first moved to Dublin in 1959, I tried to trace the registry of his birth there. All I was told was that the old records at the Four Courts had been destroyed in “The Troubles” and the Civil War. Thanks to my Grandmother “Scrapbook” (actually an old Architect’s and Builder’s Directory for the USA, published in 1885, into which she wrote and pasted everything she wished to save: a family trait) we have what scant information remains, regarding names, dates and places. This is my only source. This and what I remember hearing about those old days. Things that used to inhabit our old 1930’s Glen Ellyn home are gone. The memories are still there. Damn the depression, anyway. We had a great time.

True Confessions of a Teenage Slut

by lizardface95

Miscellaneous / Memoir

October 25, 2013

1 day reads: 1