By Jenny Coffey

Thirty years ago, I was first published at the age of 17 in the Carver, Massachusetts Town Gazette. I was shocked as I had no idea it would happen. What writing was used has been a…

As I lay in that twilight World  

Not sleeping nor awake  

My thoughts of you intensified  

And took on solid shape  

The turmoil in my mind now ceased  

My thought began to flow  

Hovering…

A suitcase  of memories,  heart full  of sorrow. 

Eyes filled with emptiness. No Dreams for tomorrow. 

Plans turned to nothing. Here standing alone. 

Each room echoes emptiness. Now call it home. 

 The awful sound of tea…

By Libra

Not all situations are black and white, it’s best to obtain as much information as possible before jumping to conclusions. 

Tyler is a five year old little boy who has been diagnosed with PTSD, ADHD, Autism…

by Peter Russo 

I am mover #1653. To know my Free State Project story, I must tell you where I was and how I got here. 

It’s mid-July, 2014 and I live in Marion, OH, an hour north…

By Libra

Mother’s Day has become a day of much heartbreak for many woman around the world. A mother is the one who loves us, cares for us, raises us, teaches us right from wrong, guides us, shows empathy…

A F Herbert 

Okay start packing up.! The market was closing. Many of the stalls were long gone. Portobello road was almost empty of shoppers. No wit was a rush to get everything packed up and gone. 

It…

When faced with a loved one or friend who has a diagnosis that comes with no cure... yet. It’s hard to know what to say and the desire is to be supportive. Sometimes that “support” can do more harm than…

Column: The Elegant Edge
By Jenny Coffey
Former New Hampshire State Representative 

Article: The Wicked Ulu Set from RT Knives Review 

Seeing a lot of knife reviews and reading articles written by so many recognized writers can make…

By Jenny Coffey, Former New Hampshire State Representative 

I am sick and I am not going to get better, I am sorry. It's really okay and I am sorry to disappoint you in that I did not fully ‘beat”…

The eyes of the fool are in the ends of the Earth.
Stood in a book I once read.
But how does the fare when a persons World
Ends at the foot of their bed? 

The Ceiling Marks the…

By Libra

3 April 2019

The anticipation of becoming a grandparent is exciting! You have fantasies of what a wonderful grandparent you will be, caring for the new arrival, buying cute clothing, spoiling the child with gifts, love…

A suitcase  of memories,  heart full  of sorrow. 

Eyes filled with emptiness. No Dreams for tomorrow. 

Plans turned to nothing. Here standing alone. 

Each room echoes emptiness. Now call it home. 

 The awful sound of tea…

By Libra

Autism equals our next generation of healers? 

More and more children are diagnosed with ‘mental illnesses’ in today's world and prescribed mind numbing pills to ‘dumb’ them down, which helps the pharmaceutical industry, instead of helping…

By Libra

There's an estimated three million grandparents raising their grandchildren in the U.S. and the numbers continue to rise. There are many reasons for this such as poverty, death of a parent(s), prolong military diployment, mental illness, abuse…

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Experts to Offer Information on Brand Protection & Anti-Counterfeiting 

The American Knife & Tool Institute Announces that Experts in the Fields of Intellectual
Property and…

By Jenny Coffey

There are times when something hits you in the face, and no matter how much you may not want to, you have to accept that you messed up. Perhaps in words or deeds you made another…

By Jenny Coffey

Sometimes people meaning well will say things that in theology are not true. G-d did not give me cancer, or bad genetics, nature and the environment did that. The doctors will do all they can to…

I’ve had my cry 
I WANT TO SCREAM 
I carry myself as a lady 
WHY WHY WHY, AGAIN 
I hide the pain oh so well 
FOR WHAT TO PLEASE THE FUCKING WORLD 
I smile and greet the day in silence …

By Libra

Up to twelve million people have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia in the United States, 80% are predominantly woman between the ages of 35-55. Even after decades of the diagnosis of this illness doctors and scientists are no closer…

By Alan Herbert

Where had it all begun? More important where and how would it all end.  It seemed infinite. 

Enoch Powell had ended his career as an M.P. with his rivers of blood speech. Warning about the…

By Peter Russo 

So apparently, I didn’t lie, because here I am writing again. 

I want to make a clear distinction between lying and failing to meet intentions or unwarranted expectations. If one tells themselves before going to…

By Christian Cunard

Tonight was a special night for all of us pagans, wiccans, and witches. We got to enjoy the dawning of Spring Equinox, the esoteric light of the Full Worm Moon, and the celebration of the Wheel…

By Jenny Coffey

The nurse smiled as she calls my name. We walk down the hall and into a bay where of course there was a gown. “Opening in the back please,” she smiled and said, then drew the…