23 Things To Do On Valentines Day To Make Your S.O. Burst With Joy
Looking for the most impressive, yet simple things to do on Valentines Day? These 23 ideas will make you remember forever.
A Soldier & A 96-Year-old Man
With all the growth in the cities, still, about 80% of the people live in the country. It is also quiet there. The people are more authentic and very friendly. The best food I have ever eaten anywhere in the world has been prepared on an open fire, outside, in these small villages.
True Love
They met in New York City’s Central Park through some glances and a “feeling”. They caught each other’s eye. One invited the other to sit and eat cantaloupe. After realizing they had so much in common and so much to talk about, they continued…
A Lesson In Forgiveness
This is a story about my mother, a daughter of Malaysia, who became an agent of change. She transcended boundaries of prejudice, age, gender, and race in an era where women were busy in the bedroom rather than the boardroom.
8 Best Gifts For Parents Who Have Everything
Don’t waste your time looking around. Stick to these unique ideas of gifts for parents who have everything that will impress them every time they use it.
Redemption
Big old bracelets, Swiss makes, rings, cuff-links, a few smallish diamonds: Berel Birnbaum carried them in his suitcase when he drove through the dusty, cattle-trodden villages of the Pampas. His customers were always glad to see him.
The Gift
Rose found herself at heaven’s door. She hesitated to approach when God, Himself, opened the gates and stood before her.
The Quiet Hero
He will tell you that although his name is Leroy E. Peters, you can call him Pete. He will tell you that although he is 81 years old, he still likes to fly planes. But it is mostly what Pete does not say out loud, that rings in your ears like an unsung lyric of the Star-Spangled Banner.
Marriage Is for White People
Having enjoyed a close relationship with my own father, I made a conscious decision that I wanted a husband, not a live-in boyfriend, and not a “baby’s daddy,” when it came my time to mate and marry. My time never came.
International Adoption and Racism
As a Caucasian woman, I enjoyed anonymity I was never even aware of, but that instantly changed on April 7, 2004, when a six-month-old Korean boy was placed in my arms… and I became a mother.