“A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway”

A Farewell to Arms is the unforgettable story of an American ambulance driver on the Italian front and his passion for a beautiful English…

Who Am I? ~ I Am a Tree

Writing Sparks: Beyond the Ordinary

Love Yourself Through Every Season

Stay by your side, even when life doesn’t go as planned.

My two “Favorite” stories that I have read today:

The joy of reading

The Penny-Farthing Puzzle

How do you get on and off this crazy contraption?

Did I Cheat my Childhood, or Passed the Test of my Genes!

Avowal: This is at least 95%, if not a hundred percent true. The time period is of around 55–65 years earlier... And I need to work really…

Doechii, T.I.

The race for the 2027 Grammy Awards is already generating excitement across the hip-hop community, with Doechii, T.I. and Yung Miami…

The Silent Saviours Of My Day—A Writing Challenge

The little things, people, and passions that make my life gentler, if not better

What Will People Say? — A Writing Challenge

Let Them Talk, I’ll Live My Way

My First Love — A Writing Challenge

A story of butterflies, bus rides, and unspoken feelings.

Tired Even After Sleep? A 10-Minute Daily Routine for Burnout Recovery

A simple 30-day mental wellness journal and self-care planner for people who are exhausted, overwhelmed, and out of energy to decide.

The Middle Class

They are the travellers of all worlds

Infinity… Where Writers on Infinite Impulse Can Share Excellent Work. The 5th Edition

Photo by Alexandra Nicolae on Unsplash

I’m the Home I’m Looking For

Becoming My Own Favourite Place

20 Blind Musicians

Gifted Musicians Without Sight

The Untold Stories I Struggled With, I Now Enjoy Writing Them

The more frequently I wrote, the less agony I felt.

The Places That Made Me Who I Am

The Room That Found Me

Everest View Trek: An Epic Adventure Through Nepal’s Mountain Paradise

Some mountain views are so beautiful that even your camera struggles to capture their magic! The Everest View Trek takes you into the heart…

Twenty Years Later, I Still Hear My Grandfather’s Rocking Chair

Some losses don’t become smaller with time. We simply learn to live with them, until an ordinary sound reminds us otherwise.