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In-sanity

May 16, 2014
Insanity is doing something over and over again while expecting different results. The root of insanity and many other modern day illnesses lie in society. We are twisting and perverting natural rules and laws so that we as a specie can continue to strive.
The escort – Chapter 1/2

The escort – Chapter 1/2

May 11, 2014
“I don’t think you understood what I’ve just said. You will help your sister, and wait until I say it is safe. Otherwise I will see you hanging tonight. Are we clear?”, “Sir, we might have a problem. The halfling might have been conscious the whole time, what if he heard anything sensitive? Should we … dispose of him?”
Redemptioning

Redemptioning

May 9, 2014
Redemption, sounds heavy but in reality it is so easy to carry out, redeeming is not just about doing the right thing. The path of redemption is paved with tears, sweat and what may seem at first as loss of face, but in reality it shows great character and real strength.
Stereo-type

Stereo-type

May 4, 2014
Stereotypes are half-truths. We all love to hear a racist/stereotypical joke here and there, however there is a fine line that must not be crossed. Be careful because generalization has its costs.
Poet in the kitchen

Poet in the kitchen

May 4, 2014
Our destination is Amherst, Massachusetts, home of the beloved Emily Dickinson. She led lonely and secluded life, barely leaving her bedroom. Yet, she left behind hundreds of poems, many of which were written down on kitchen paper.
You’ve got tweet.

You’ve got tweet.

April 27, 2014
To sum it up, no social media equals no existence at all. Social media in itself is a great idea, however the zombified mind-absent users who take everything too far. Back in “my day” we also had social media. Seriously, go outside...
The Bard: 11 Most Memorable Lines

The Bard: 11 Most Memorable Lines

April 23, 2014
“Words, words, words.” - Shakespeare, Hamlet For the genuine lovers of the written word 23 April is a remarkable day, since Shakespeare’s 449th birthday is celebrated on this day. Although Shakespeare’s plays were written to be performed at the Globe, on the south bank of the Father Thames, today they attract the audience around the globe. The power of the Bard’s magical pen can be felt today, even though the Golden age of the Queen Elizabeth I is centuries behind us.