10 Kinds Of Foods - Women Must Eat

Women are play several roles in one in society, not only need to work well, but also need to take care of their families; and not only need to show on the hall, but also can cook the delicious meal, the female always has the most dedication, so her healthy always on the final, Therefore, women should pay more attention to themselves, and the most Important thing is to choose the right food. There are 10 kinds of foods that women must eat.

1, hair care: Wheat
Wheat is a good source of biotin; it can help prevent gray hair, baldness, so shiny hair healthy.

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3 Secrets To Great Writing, 5 Books That Get You There

If you want to be a strong writer there are three things one must do.

One, write every day and do so with great avidity.

Two, read great writing of all kinds.

Three, read great books about writing by expert writers.

This article will focus on the latter. Books about how to write are legion, largely because there are so many people interested in writing and hungry for material about the craft. But good books about writing are few and far between. I’ve read a ton of them, but only a few have passed muster. So let’s review a selection of the writing books I’d recommend... read more >>

A Poem For Earth Day

EACH OF US IS LIKE ONE DROP OF RAIN

Each of us is like one drop of rain,
A single splatter on the thirsty sand.
Remember, though, that drops fall not alone,
The products and producers of a grand
Harmony that waters well the plain.

Do not think, then, that you're on your own,
A tiny drop upon a dying land.
You are a storm, whose green fields will remain.

A Poem For Easter

EACH OF US MUST KNOW YOU PERSONALLY

Each of us must know You personally --
As friend or father, counselor, mentor, guide --
Someone we invite to come inside
That we might be Your witness literally,
Even of ourselves, though we may die,
Resurrected only eye-to-eye.

A Poem For Eid Al-fitr

ERASE MY SOUL

Erase my soul and let me be
Invisible as air.
Detain me in Your emptiness
And let me be just prayer.
Let my passion disappear;
Focus well my mind.
Immerse me in infinity
Till at peace I turn to see
Ramadan behind.

A Poem For Independence Day

I WISH THERE WERE A WASHINGTON

I wish there were a Washington
For every failed state,
A Jefferson or Madison
To guide them through the gate.

I wish there were a Lincoln
For those now ripped apart,
A Roosevelt or Kennedy
For those that have no heart.

I wish each had the fortune
With which we have been blessed,
And found in their own founders
Fit heroes for the quest.

I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish,
But such things none can will.
One can only plant the seeds
And shape the soil well.

A Poem For A Parent's Funeral

Losing a loved one is a very hard. When it's a parent, the mixture of emotions you experience at this time can be very overwhelming.

Parents are not only the people who brought you into this world, but they have been a constant in your life. A protector, your best friend, a source of wisdom, a shoulder to cry on, a safe harbor in times of trouble and arms to hold you filled with unconditional love.

Planning a funeral for a parent is a very daunting and emotional task. You want to celebrate their life in the most fitting and beautiful way possible, both from the perspective... read more >>

A Poem For Passover

PALPABLY, YOU ARE IN THIS ROOM

Palpably, You are in this room,
A presence just as certain as our own,
Singing with us – family friend, well-known --
Someone, not just something we assume.
One can know You only intimately.
Vast as You are, You fit into our home.
Every tick of life we're not alone,
Rejoicing in a love we feel and see.

A Poem About Inflation

AH, THE TEMPTATION

Ah, the temptation
When one can print money
To print it and print it --
As much as one needs!

Ah, for one moment
The outlook is sunny:
Wealth is restored!
The project succeeds!

People are working,
Beginning to spend;
Credit is flowing,
The market is pleased;

Banks once again
Have money to lend;
One has a sense
That the moment was seized.

The problem is nothing
Can never be something:
Money just printed
Was not bought or sold.

There was no exchange
Of one thing for one thing:
Something produced,
Like... read more >>

A Poem For Spring

SO HAVE WE SURVIVED ANOTHER WINTER

So have we survived another winter!
Pleasure once again comes out to play.
Remember when our days were dark and bitter?
In a few short weeks, warm winds have had their way,
Nestling into hollows where there lay,
Gripped by cold, winter's last white litter.

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