Thankful Stories

This is just a work filled with different rants, poems, quotes, and stories that will hopefully inspire you. Everything belongs to me, and is inspired by real life events.

A 30-Day Challenge where, for a whole month, I write down stuff that makes me happy and that I'm thankful for. :) <3 I'm hoping it brings a little more light to my life and helps me to see things in a more positive way! :D ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I know this book isn't about Sora in particular but everytime I think of the word "light", I seem to think of him. 😊💙

Poetry

this is a collection of poems about the troubles in our society

About family and how it is more then what you think

a strong sense of compassion to the one who truly believes that everyday is a great opportunity to love and be loved back.

Poems I write whilst walking or wandering in my thoughts.

these are poems of a summer love and they all describe how my views on the situation changed over time .

Isang babaeng simple kaso MAN HATER at isang lalaking hot at sexy kaso PLAYER..... Do you think magbabago ang babae at magugustohan ang lalake o ang lalake ang mag babago para sa babae???? Please read!!! And enjoy!!! And Please vote and comment......

story updates and more..

A funny interpretation of Thanksgiving as growing up in a vegan house. Has some good laughs. Flash fiction but based on my experience with Thanksgiving as a younging.

The happy side

A poem about how underrated the moon is.

It's about a group of people that are aged 21 - 9 that became a band by different talent and met in weird ways.

To the best youth officer :)

Well my BFF from school is moving. I don't like it she was my BFF. I will miss her.

"Came in for Diarrhea, Stayed for the Drama" is more than a hospital memoir-it's a raw, unfiltered testimony of survival, faith, and resilience. When Nadine's life was suddenly derailed by illness, she found herself in the middle of endless needles, medical confusion, and days that blurred into nights. But between the pain and the waiting, she also found compassion in unexpected places-nurses who cared, strangers who prayed, and a God who never let go. With honesty, humor, and courage, Nadine shares what it's really like to battle sickness, uncertainty, and exhaustion-while still holding on to faith. Each chapter captures the physical fight, the emotional toll, and the small joys that became lifelines in the chaos. This isn't just a story of what she endured. It's a story of transformation. It's proof that even in life's darkest valleys, there are lessons, laughter, and light worth sharing. If you've ever faced hardship, struggled for answers, or wondered where God is in the middle of suffering-this book will remind you: You're not alone. You're still standing.

One of my best friends (named Tricky in here for privacy) pulled (basically dragged) me through a very rough spot in my mental health. I'm feeling much better now and there are no words to thank them fully, but I did try.

Just a bunch of things I'm very grateful for, maybe you are grateful for them too. Wrighting this helps me to think of all the little things that we take for granted, for example pens and pencils what works you do without pens and pencils? I do not own any of the pictures I just found them on Google.