Life
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The Absurdity of Diet Water: An Un-Invention Idea
What crazy world do we live in? That WATER, pure, zero calories, no carbohydrates, and no preservatives must be labeled DIET after some chemical additive is added to it, claiming it will promote weight loss. This is got to be the most needless, money grabbing invention since the Pet Rock. Continue reading
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Exploring the Etymology of Roxanne

“Roxanne” is a Persian feminine given name, its English rendition derived from the Greek Rhōxanē, which has been Latinised to Roxana, wife of Alexander the Great, a name that originates from Old Iranian Rauxšnā meaning bright or radiant, sharing the same etymology as the Persian word “Roshan.” Continue reading
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Transform Your Home: Declutter for a Fresh Start

Books are strewn everywhere, tucked in corners, or piled up precariously on my nightstand or coffee tables; I may need a new bookshelf or two to tidy up the place. Continue reading
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Coping with Migraines: Finding Joy in Snowy Days

With the hectic Holiday season over and back-to-back migraine attacks, I’ve been delinquent in my posting efforts. I apologize for this. Continue reading
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Walking with My Beagle: Wildlife Adventures

Yes, my beagle and I go on walks in the wood paths not too far from the house and we’ve come across foxes, hares, ducks, and badgers. Continue reading
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Impromptu Joys: Living Life with Migraines

No, I was hoping the skull-crushing migraines would have improved, and I would have been able to return to work; alas, I am still on medical disability with migraine attacks every day. Continue reading
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Traveling through books: Exploring Destinations from rom Athens to Scotland

If I had the money and a guarantee my migraine wouldn’t explode every time I got on the plane, I would love to visit Athens, honestly, all of Greece, Italy, Switzerland, Holland, Poland, Germany, and Scotland. I would return to Ireland in a heartbeat and revisit it all. Continue reading
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Admiring the Small Acts of Kindness

When I think of what sparks my admiration in others, it isn’t just one thing; it’s more a culmination of their actions. Continue reading

























