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A Reminder to Live
We were a short 10-minute drive away from the bustling capital city of Kuala Lumpur. Our backyard opened to lush green jungle that...
Aug 24, 20188 min read
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It’s Only Beautiful
I used to love watching my mom do her makeup. I remember how my mom would put me in a highchair when I was just about one or two years...
Aug 17, 20187 min read
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Away from the Past
Today it has become a revamped, artsy district, but when I was born in 1987, it was a place full of gangs, violence, and drugs. I thought...
Aug 17, 20187 min read
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To Move Forward
As my family sat, distraught, a priest entered the room to give my last rites. My blue, lifeless body laid across the table. I wasn’t...
Aug 10, 20189 min read
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From Love, Life Abounds
September 1, 2017. To many this was just another day; but for me, it was my last day as a “Ms.” The next day, I was going to say “I do...
Aug 10, 20187 min read
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To Grow Where We Are Planted
It was not by mistake that I was named after my clan, “Nyakach.” My parents must have had great hopes for me when they gave me this name...
Aug 3, 20187 min read
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Fighting for a Purpose
I survived 16 years of military life through premonition, an instinctive survival gift that enabled me to make life saving decisions for...
Jul 30, 20189 min read
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Dealing from the Bottom
Let me take you back to when I was just six years old. My chronic asthma was a plague against my childhood, as I was in the hospital more...
Jul 26, 201810 min read
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In the Seeking
I had a great childhood full of fun family vacations and playing outside. I mostly hung around with my brothers and their friends, which...
Jul 25, 20187 min read
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Speaking Louder
Growing up, we never thought we lacked anything because everyone in the village seemed to have exactly what your family had. If you ate...
Jul 24, 20186 min read
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Face Forward
My oldest sister Katherine died after just 36 hours of life, and my next sister, Cathy, was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis at two years...
Jul 20, 20187 min read
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It’s All Good
I’ve always been the type of person that would go out and experience something for myself rather than watch someone else do it...
Jul 19, 20186 min read
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A Thousand Words
I was the sixth born in a family of nine siblings. Though I was meek, being my mother’s last born offered me the protection I needed...
Jul 17, 20186 min read
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A Helping Heart
If life were to be pre-programmed, it would kill the fun out of every learning situation. It would be better to be born a zombie than...
Jul 11, 20187 min read
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Lights Fade Up
I once read somewhere that, “Theatres are modern churches: huddled masses in the dark, looking up at those in the light, telling them...
Jul 5, 20188 min read
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The Art of Living
Living simply has been ingrained in me. I was born in the late 1950s in Danville, Kentucky, and raised by my great-grandmother...
Jul 5, 20188 min read
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Beyond My Mistakes
Each one of us has a story. Mine is a tale of a woman who was able to achieve her dreams because of the people along the way. If others...
Jul 3, 20188 min read
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The Feast of Life
My childhood was spent in the small city of Manizales, Colombia. As the youngest in the family, my parents were quite overprotective...
Jun 28, 20189 min read
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100 Years and Counting
When I tell people I’m 100 years old, their eyes widen like they’re looking at a rare gem. I suppose I am, but I don’t see it that way...
Jun 27, 201812 min read
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On the Backs of Dragons
While working on the farm as a young boy, I had time to daydream. As I milked cows and plucked chickens, I played the “what-if” game with...
Jun 20, 20187 min read
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