Remind Stories

love songs love a person

This is a place to put stories about Genevieve Adair and friends which I do for the Weekend Write In.

The grace of words, woven with purpose, to remind hearts of the eternal light and spread peace.

Tsunade gets drunk again, reliving memories in her haze. Its a songfic that fits Tsuande in my opinon after Jiraiyas death.

A developing list/assortment of very short poems.

﷽ السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته اَهْلاًوَسَهْلاً Reminders to myself first: Preserve your hearts from illnesses such like حِقْد ( Grudges) حَسَد ( Envy ) ‎كبر (Arrogance) Hatred , greedy and any form of evil and Be mindful of what comes out of your mouth. ~~~~~

I write a time in the future. You write a letter to future you. We wait. I remind you when it's time to revisit your letter. You read the letter you wrote for yourself.

Set after the defeat of Aaron Firehand in the capitol of Las Aminour, the citizens now find themselves settling in the city of Arioron, the new capitol. However, just like Las Aminour, there are deep troubles hiding below.

I was asked to make this by @NB_Studios, to explain some of the things that happened prior to the Saga of Las Aminour. I hope you enjoy this as much as we did! Make sure you read his stories, which are pretty great as well.

Poetry #148 and Romance #709 I remind myself on 20/12/13 Copyright © by Brigit Sunny All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

"jangan cari DIA bila masa susah je, sedar diri tu siapa"

Remind Me by Gracie_Mae review

It’s the classic tale of city girl meets boy while working in a small town and girl hopes for a happily ever after with the boy of her dreams… But for Lillian and Daniel their happily ever after was cut short by a misunderstanding on her side and a decision made in a moment of anger on his side, which makes him leave for the city and a new life. Two years on and a successful Daniel returns to his home town on personal matters. Surprised to find Lillian still there, constantly running into her in the small town, while bringing up feelings he had long since thought buried. He’s not the same carefree boy he used to be… but neither is she the same innocent, constantly smiling young girl. Loss of love and having to care for a small brother on her own has made her grow up fast, showing Daniel a whole new side of her. Fighting with himself, Daniel is struggling with the new Lillian, who seems to accept his anger towards her with a calm exterior, but hurt showing in her eyes. Frustrated at her acceptance and confused at his feelings, Daniel wishes that, just once, he could shake her and dare her to “Remind me…” of what they had. Will Lillian accept the challenge? A/N: I actually dreamed this whole story one night… woke up with a “wow!” feeling and scribbled most of it down before I forgot it. Now I need to transfer it to paper! Hope it comes out better than the dream… The country song “Remind Me”, a duet by Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood goes well with this story! Cape Town Hugs CTG

These are some of the poems I have written in the last year. I hope you enjoy reading them. I write from the heart.

This is based off of my main work (the Saga of Las Aminour), and since my character *spoiler*has been defeated*spoiler*, I figured I'd write these new stories, with only one thing changed. I hope you enjoy!

Sooo this story is based of by the Japanese serie "Re:mind" but like it's not gonna be exactly the same tho- also my English is like very bad 😿

"Reminding & Atmosphere" by Jet Morales is about reminding people to surround themselves with a healthy atmosphere. What I am providing in this book is things I have thought, wrote, seen, or need improvement through society or me. Reasoning is that I want to indulge into peoples hearts to remind them to have a positive mindset, attitude, relationship amongst their peers, and outlook on life. -Jet Morales I really hope you love and appreciate my book, and thank you for reading. -Jet Morales

To be the ghost of a person

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