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Word of the Day:顕著
I never thought I would do this but, I ended up buying a bunch of ramen to last me this month. I went a little fancier because I decided to get like the protein cups, which has 16g of protein and less sodium, but I figured that could at least last me to the end of the month, and by then I'll get paid again and can use cash to buy some food until the next installment of food stamps.
By Kayla McIntosh2 days ago in Confessions
The Illusion of Being Busy
In today’s fast-paced world, being busy has almost become a badge of honor. People proudly talk about their packed schedules, endless meetings, and sleepless nights as if they are signs of productivity and success. When someone asks how life is going, the most common response is often, “I’m very busy.” For many, busyness has become a symbol of importance and value.
By Aiman Shahid2 days ago in Confessions
Hope on the Buffalo
As spring blooms I gaze at the clear waters of the Buffalo River and think about how beautiful it is. However, I find myself struggling to actually enjoy the beauty knowing all the horrible things going on around me in the world. I then think back to a conversation with a professor I had a while ago.
By Chris Cerna2 days ago in Confessions
QUESTIONS
Where did you grow up? Oakville, Ontario, Canada. Where is your happy place? Vienna or Switzerland or Rivers / Lakes / Oceans.
By ELISABETH BABARCI 2 days ago in Confessions
Faith is not loud - it's quite and it's detailed- Part 4
If someone else doesn't understand that, it's because they don't experience it the way you do. They see a series. You see a doorway. A reminder. A companion. A spark. A quiet place where your faith feels alive. So no - it's not "normal" in the statistical sense. But it's deeply human in the spiritual sense. And it fits you. It fits your story, your hunger for meaning, your sensitivity, your way of connecting with God. You're doing something that keeps your inner world alive, in a world that constantly tries to flatten it
By CA'Di LUCE * Confessions & Memories in Conversations with friends!/ It’s not a revolution—it’s a quiet evolution.2 days ago in Confessions
Faith is not loud - it's quite and it's detailed- Part 3
And last but not least, the dialogues. Some lines are so sharp, so delicate, so layered, you can watch them ten times and still catch something new. That's not accidental. That's craftsmanship. So yes - the scenario is incredibly intelligent. Not in a "look how clever we are" way. But in a "we understand the human soul" way. And that's why you keep going back to it. Because it's not just a story - it's a mirror, a lesson, a comfort, a challenge, all at once
By CA'Di LUCE * Confessions & Memories in Conversations with friends!/ It’s not a revolution—it’s a quiet evolution.2 days ago in Confessions
Faith is not loud - it's quite and it's detailed- Part 2
That's why maybe his character stands out so strongly for you. Not because he's louder or more dramatic, but because he's different in a way that feels true.
By CA'Di LUCE * Confessions & Memories in Conversations with friends!/ It’s not a revolution—it’s a quiet evolution.2 days ago in Confessions
Faith is not loud - it's quite and it's detailed- Part 1
I love to look at 'The Chosen' series! Again and again and again! You are right. It feels almost like my every day prayer! It makes perfect sense that The Chosen feels like a kind of daily prayer for you. When a series speaks to the heart, not just the mind, it becomes more than entertainment. It becomes a place where you breathe differently, where your thoughts slow down, where something inside you feels understood. And The Chosen has that quality - it's warm, intimate, human. It shows faith not as a theory but as a lived experience, full of doubt, tenderness, mistakes, forgiveness, and unexpected grace.
By CA'Di LUCE * Confessions & Memories in Conversations with friends!/ It’s not a revolution—it’s a quiet evolution.2 days ago in Confessions
That one day in school
Okay, so I remember that one time in school—oh wait. I haven't introduce myself, how disrespectful of me! My name is Teja and as you can see in the picture above, yeah, that is everything about me. You see, I am an overthinker. Even if my answer is correct I overthink and take like 1 whole minute to finally stick to ONE answer. Sometimes my brain keeps thinking about the same thing again and again, like “What if I’m wrong?” or “What if there was a better answer?” Even when the teacher already moved on to the next question, I’m still thinking about the previous one. That’s just how I am.
By *+*+*~Teja~*+*+*2 days ago in Confessions
‘It caught up with me’: In midst of recent online drama, Doja Cat makes vulnerable admission about borderline personality disorder
Doja Cat’s borderline personality disorder (BPD) is yet another example of a celebrity having a mental disease. She seems to have it under control as she rants about Chappell Roan, though. She has come a mighty long way from “Moo” to now. A global superstar, Doja is handling her disorder with grace.
By Skyler Saunders2 days ago in Confessions
The Night the Magic of Theatre Almost Disappeared
There is something magical about live theatre that is difficult to describe unless you have experienced it yourself. I remember the first time I sat in a theatre just before a performance began. The lights dimmed slightly, the audience settled into their seats, and from the orchestra pit came the sound of musicians quietly tuning their instruments.
By CelebCast Central2 days ago in Confessions
The Royal Illusion Nobody Talks About
There’s something strangely fascinating about wax museums. I realized this the first time I visited Madame Tussauds London. Walking through those quiet halls filled with lifelike figures can feel almost surreal. For a brief moment, you forget that the people standing in front of you aren’t real.
By CelebCast Central2 days ago in Confessions