A Desolate World As I gazed out from the sealed bunker, my heart sank at the sight of our ravaged planet. The once-blue skies were… Read More »The Darkest Hour: A Desolate Post-Apocalyptic Landscape
This is a revisited post from several years ago that explores some interesting research on childhood behavior. Back in 2018, Dr. Moore and his team… Read More »A Look Back: Rewarding Behavior and Adult Impulsivity – Still Relevant Today?
There was more to come to my dream, but at that particular time, I thought that was the end of When Is A Tree, Not… Read More »The Majestic Oak Tree
I had been experiencing vivid, recurring dreams that feel eerily real – the kind I never had before, despite having no recollection of dreaming or… Read More »When Is A Tree Not A Tree
The Lull Before The Storm For weeks, she had been grappling with an unsettling sense of unease, as if an unseen presence lurked just beneath… Read More »Memories Of A Strange Sensation
A local newspaper article about mobility scooters caught my eye. An elderly lady boarded her local Metro train using her mobility scooter and was promptly… Read More »Vehicle Pavement Abuse
In a world where women have equal opportunities, what would happen to the male ego? I wonder. A saying that resonates with me is “Behind… Read More »A Future Where Women Empowerment Reigns
When asking people about schizophrenia, you might get uneducated responses like “crazy person,” “not normal,” or “dangerous person.” Unfortunately, this stigma often reinforces the misconception… Read More »The Flawed Diamond
Mental health can strike at any time. In its mildest form depression makes everything harder to do and less worthwhile. At its worst, it can… Read More »A Light At The End Of The Tunnel
I found the following eerie story in an old newspaper clipping (Shields Gazette 2005). The story was wrapped around Boldon Colliery Coal Mine. (Boldon Colliery… Read More »Boldon Colliery: A Haunting Legacy