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What a wonderful world!

by Humming Bird

Rated: 13+ · Book · Emotional · #1252670

By biggest challenge- My life. Wanna know me?

This is just a flow of words from my fingers. I just jot down the words that come to my mind.
This might have many grammatical, punctuation and other errors, please help me correct those if you find any.

Thank you kiyasama for the lovely banner!

Please read these two entries if you are new to my blog:"My Song-Who am I?"
"I'm melting!! And no Thunderbolt :("

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ⱲєbⱲitϚћ is 18

Jul 7, 2025 at 8:25pm
In response to "Craving the word Mom"

You may not be a birth mother, but you are a spiritual mother of those you came along and needed you. Street children, animals ... it is your loving kindness that they will remember you by. You are a bright light in their hours of darkness. Never doubt that you are loved as a motherly figure to many children who've crossed your path.

StephBee

Jun 29, 2025 at 12:14am
In response to "Handwritten Letters"

Handwriting or cursive can be very pretty, but these days about all my boys can do is chicken scratch. At least it looks like cursive. I think there's something to be said to hand write a letter. It makes it special.

ⱲєbⱲitϚћ is 18

Jun 26, 2025 at 10:13am
In response to "Handwritten Letters"

Handwriting has become difficult for me with my arthritic hands. I've always worked with my hands over the years, knitting, sewing, embroidery, crocheting, prep work for cooking, painting, papering... well you get the idea. There comes a point in life where all that hand use catches up and causes painful joints in hands. I think handwriting is beautiful. I miss doing it without it looking like chicken scrawl!

Amethyst Angel 🌼

Jun 26, 2025 at 6:29am
In response to "Handwritten Letters"

That is so sweet of you 💕 I, too, love the magic of hand writing. There is something so soothing about the tactile feel of ink on paper as I form the words.

I have mail issues as well, so I don't accept anything physical from WdC at this time. I do love the idea of swapping images, and have illustrated my blog a few times this month with my own handwriting.

Would you like to write me out your favorite verse from the Quran? Or anything at all that's beautiful and poetic. I can trade you a verse I've written from a song or the Bible

StephBee

Jun 24, 2025 at 12:42pm
In response to "The Little Things"

Very heartwarming and uplifting.

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SandraLynn

Jun 23, 2025 at 10:52am
In response to "The Little Things"

I second that, lovely.

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ⱲєbⱲitϚћ is 18

Jun 23, 2025 at 10:15am
In response to "A story of Strength"

This is wonderful advice. And so true.

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ⱲєbⱲitϚћ is 18

Jun 23, 2025 at 10:10am
In response to "The Little Things"

Beautiful micro-story!

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StephBee

Jun 21, 2025 at 4:22pm
In response to "Random Thoughts"

Those are some good wishes. I wish more people thought about changes negatives into positives. The power of a smile and the warmth of laughter say a lot.

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ⱲєbⱲitϚћ is 18

Jun 21, 2025 at 1:26pm
In response to "Random Thoughts"

Those are beautiful wishes and dreams. So much good could happen if the selfish would heed this advice and show love and kindness.

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June 23, 2025 at 8:57am

#1092081

The Little Things

Thought I’d write a micro-story for my blog readers today. Entry for:

The Bard's Hall Contest

(13+)
JULY is Photo Prompt Month!
#981150 by StephBee

Thank you StephBee

and ⱲєbⱲitϚћ is 18

for giving me a lovely reason to blog.

Mira felt tired, her legs hurt, but she did not stop. She sat under her favorite mango tree, fresh leaves fell all around her.

Her five year old son played nearby. He laughed, blowing on a dandelion. The white bits looked like tiny fairies.

Mira made him a toy from paper, a little cart. His happy grin made her happy. At night, she held him close. He felt as soft as a feather in her arms.

Their home was not a mansion, however, it was filled with love. Her son’s laughter, the tree, or the cinnamon tea she had when she had a cold, were the real beauties of life.

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