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Wedding Toast woes.
"Cheers Violet. I've been waiting for this moment for a long time. I can't believe you invited me to this wedding...is it to rub my face in your success at nabbing Guy. He doesn't even remember me. But I was the first one he managed to fool...He tried to marry me, but I found out just in time that he has a family back in Africa. So when you stole him from me...hahaha, you unwittingly did me a favor. He is trying to gain citizenship by using any willing female whom he can bamboozle.
By Novel Allen3 days ago in Writers
What to Know About Spanish Book Translation in 2026
Maria took two years to write her first novel. When a Spanish-language publisher came calling, she faced an unforeseen hurdle: finding someone with the ability to translate her book without losing its voice. Three translators later, she learned that spanish book translation consists of so much more than converting English words into equivalents in Spanish.
By Hillshire Media3 days ago in Writers
Real Menopause Education
I hit menopause at 45, and it felt like my body had slammed a door I didn’t even know was closing. That’s considered early, but later I found out I’d had PCOS my whole life.
By abualyaanart3 days ago in Writers
How to Start Writing on Medium.com in 2026 (Without Feeling Like an Imposter)
The surprisingly honest guide to starting on Medium in 2026 — from someone who opened an account, panicked, deleted drafts, and finally hit “publish”
By abualyaanart3 days ago in Writers
How to Choose the Perfect Custom 10x10 Canopy Tent in Dallas, TX
Dallas can be described as an outdoor city. From music festivals and food truck gatherings to charity walks, student events, and weekend markets, many activities happen under the open sky. Anyone who has helped organize one of these events knows that the Texas weather is not always predictable. The sun, wind, and sudden weather changes can quickly turn a simple setup into a challenge.
By Sonia Rai3 days ago in Writers
The House I Could Never Find
I am standing in front of a house. It is small, with old yellow walls and a weathered roof, the kind that has survived enough seasons to earn its softness. Time has left its mark everywhere - in the cracks, in the faded paint, in the quiet wear of its exterior - but none of it takes away from its beauty. If anything, it makes the house more lovable. Some things become more precious, precisely because time has touched them.
By Gabriella Reti3 days ago in Writers
My Submissions To Haiku in the Now Challenge
The Haiku in the Now Challenge opened on Vocal.Media on January 27, 2026 and closed on March 11, 2026. I found out about it on March 1 and submitted 41 entries in 11 days.
By Margaret Minnicks4 days ago in Writers
Top Services Offered by Adelaide Videographers for Businesses and Events
Video content has become one of the most effective ways for businesses and organisations to communicate with their audiences. Whether it is promoting a brand, capturing an event, or sharing a story, video allows messages to be delivered in a visually engaging and memorable format. As digital platforms continue to prioritise video content, many companies and event organisers rely on experienced professionals to produce high-quality footage.
By jimmie Lotte4 days ago in Writers
How to Maintain Your Vehicle After a Vehicle Wrap Sydney Installation
Vehicle wrapping has become a popular option for car owners who want to customise their vehicle’s appearance while also protecting the original paintwork. Vinyl wraps offer flexibility, allowing drivers to change colours, add unique finishes, or display branding without permanently altering the vehicle’s surface. However, once a wrap has been installed, proper maintenance becomes essential to ensure the material remains in good condition and continues to look its best.
By jimmie Lotte4 days ago in Writers
My Process
This tiny episode, now recorded, becomes a testament to the way the mundane can be woven into the tapestry of a larger narrative, and I realize that the journal I am writing is itself a living document, constantly absorbing the present moment’s details.
By Forest Green4 days ago in Writers
100 Top Stories and Other Accidents
On March 9th, an entry I published for the "Everyone Is Acting Normally" Challenge, Silken Chains, was awarded a Top Story. I was delighted. For various reasons. It is one of my best-written stories, and it helped me achieve another Vocal milestone.
By Paul Stewart4 days ago in Writers
Drone Frequency Mantra
March 11, 2026 I think they put Molly in my ice cherry chai with a shot of espresso. I am moving through the day in a husk of myself, much lighter. My insides were extracted in some comedic way, leaving my belly empty with room for humour. Perhaps my intensities were yanked from my throat as if a magician were pulling coloured scarfs from a gaping hole. Then, my intensities can be twisted and tied into balloon animals, floating above me, adding to my lightness.
By Alea Veda4 days ago in Writers