Tag: Monster

I Send My Apologies From the Other Side All moms make boo-boos while raising their kids, whether it’s allowing them too much screen time or not assigning them household chores. Yet, I pray with all my might that no mother will ever experience the bottomless regret, sadness, and shame I have...

Having entered the home of Katsuhisa Ezaki, the two masked men tied up his wife Mikieko (35 years old) and his eldest daughter Mariko (7 years old). Mikieko offered the men money and one of them responded, “Be quiet. Money is irrelevant.” After cutting some telephone lines the two mask...

Ruby Franke, the popular “momfluencer” and co-creator of digital series 8 Passengers, appeared in court recently to defend herself against 6 felony charges of child abuse. It was another in a long line of shocking appeareances that left audiences scratching their head...

Once in my work life, I experienced a forced situation where I had to be in many excessive meetings, which made me sacrifice my own priority work and compromise on how and when to complete it. I am a typical employee who feels fulfilled and very happy in her job when she can learn and earn a lot of ...

Ever wondered how a simple question could transform into a meeting marathon? Join me on a journey through the unexpected twists and turns of workplace communication, and learn how to navigate the meeting maze with finesse. We’ve all been there — you have a quick and simple question at...

In a town by Lemon Lake, quiet and serene, Lived a legend, whispered softly, seldom seen. The Lemon Lake Monster shrouded in the darkness of night, A creature of shadows, out of sight. Ronnie, Ricky, Roxie, and Taylor, 3+1=4 friends ever so bright, Played near the lake, bathed in sunlight&rsq...

Ifirst read Anais Nin when I was eighteen years old. It was 2000, and I had just started blogging, though no-one called it that back then — I kept a public “diary,” on a LiveJournal knockoff called OpenDiary.com, and had to learn hex codes and basic HTML to make it look the wa...

Ifirst read Anais Nin when I was eighteen years old. It was 2000, and I had just started blogging, though no-one called it that back then — I kept a public “diary,” on a LiveJournal knockoff called OpenDiary.com, and had to learn hex codes and basic HTML to make it look the wa...

Ah, here we go again. One step forward, two steps back. Finally, because of the pandemic, many colleges dropped or made optional the SAT — the college admission test that has reinforced privilege and inequity for decades and makes millions of dollars for the College Board corporation. The test...

Fact: In order for Charlize Theron to really get into her character, she had to make a big transformation. Charlize Theron Monster makeup made her look uncanny like Aileen Wuornos. In the world of cinema, there are actors who go to great lengths to embody their characters authentically, and ...