You never even told me why

My father once told me that he served so that I would not have to. That's something that has stuck with me my entire life. What he saw and what he will never talk about is why even though I didn't serve, I have the utmost respect for those who have and still are serving. For those who did not come home, the reason for our Memorial Day, no amount of thanks will ever be able even come close to the sacrifice you have paid for with your own life. May you be eternally at peace for the peace you…

i was a lesson learned in spring i was always halfway leaving and you used to watch my footprints as id go you never told me to come around and turn back i think you knew the freedom that i lay with me walking away if stared at any certain wall for too long id go mad you knew that you let me walk run even the only race i ever seemed to run was the one with myself and we both knew there wasnt even going to be finish line you would look at me and ask me why i never.... (more)

From a very early age if you asked me what my favorite number was I would have quickly told you the number six. Perhaps because it’s the day of my birthday. I love that it’s an even n…

Someone from Modesto posted a whisper, which reads "A cop pulled me over for speeding and when I told him I was going to my friend's house to stop her from killing herself he gave me a police escort. He helped save my friend's life. Good cops exist."

@narcissistrecovery on Instagram: “I never understood why people don’t get this. How you got them is how you’ll lose them! 💯”

“Who are you to be hosting an international retreat?” my inner voice told me when I had this idea. “Why would you take people’s money, and host a retreat when you have never done this before?” she said even louder. What do you do when your inner voice tries to stop you from doing something scary? What do you do when your inner voice tries to stop you from doing something new? Do you capture it, or just let it slip? ( Just kidding, but that was the next line in my head when I wrote this...

11-year-old wheelchair athlete tells the culture to get over itself

Audition for Melodystuck part deux, had fun with this one!Original karaoke track here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lZlATxbmdEJohn, Dad, and Dave all perf...

Simple. To the point. I am this girl, to a T. I am the "but why?" girl. Even when I was younger, I never just accepted whatever someone told me. I always wanted to learn more. I am still that way today within life. I never want to stop learning. What do you think? Let's talk y'all. #jpeacefullearnings #peacefulminds #lifelonglearning