A Poem for My Father by Hunter R., Kalispell, MT Father, it was an honor to be there, in the dugout with you, in the good ol’ days. Learning as you taught me and my comrades, clad in dark heat black, the love of the game - our game. ... Continue...
Enlightening Your Mind by Jane K., Tenafly, NJ Instead of working out at the gym, many have started to practice yoga. Yoga is proven to have many benefits, and doesn’t have to be hard.
Many studies have shown that yoga relieves stress ... Continue...
Golden Gloves by Frank T., So. Plainfield, NJ The lights were bright, so bright that I could barely keep my guard up while trying to squint. The aroma of popcorn and hot dogs from the stands was the only fuel to keep me going. The bell rang and we went to our corners ... Continue...
Mountain Biking by Leslie K., Glendale, AZ It starts with a few pedals. Around and around the wheels go and soon you’re off on your bicycle. Sound easy? Trekking across a suburban landscape and being chased by dogs a bit boring? Try mountain biking. I love it ... Continue...
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