What Are Some of the Ways I Like to Handle Problems?
In this write-up, I portray how I handle my problems/issues individually or with the possibility of having a group of trustworthy people on whom I can rely on. Interested? Read on. How I Got Over My Depression Like the title says, I overcame depression after some disappointments this year, 2024. This account is about how it was possible for me to do so. Read on. The Day Before Ramadan Began In this write-up, I talk about an experience that I went through just before the day Ramadan began. Read on. The Foods I Like to Relish In this piece, I talk about the foods and drinks I like to have, both regularly and occassionally. Read on. 11 Different Ways to Entertain Me at Home This piece touches on the points that I like to do and feel good when I don’t feel like writing. There isn’t any one hard and fast rule. Sometimes, a combination of two or three of them would work well together. Interested? Read on. The Things I Cannot Go Without This write-up focuses on the stuff I cannot go without. Care to know what they are? Read on. Coping With a Health Issue Part-2 This piece is Part-2 of the story “Coping With a Health Issue” where Sarah ticks off all the items on her bucket list. She told her doctor she still felt good. What happens next? Read on. Coping With a Health Issue Part-1 This fictional piece is about a girl, Sarah who has an illness that cannot be cured. Are you interested in knowing how she deals with it? Read on. A Visit to the City Outskirts This write-up depicts my visit to the city outskirts at Maowa past the Padma Bridge. It is a tourist attraction and lots to experience and encounter. The Battle of Florence This is a piece of fiction in which Florence, a young High School girl in Wisconsin suffers from a terminal illness. Will she survive or succumb to her deadly health issue? Read on. What My Dad Didn't Experience This write-up is about my deceased Dad, who didn’t get to experience many happy occasions and modern amenities of life. I also talk of a belief passed down the family tree, which gives me comfort and solace. Read on. Where Do My Shoes Lead Me? This piece is an account of where my shoes carry me. I also mention the many ways I do not require my shoes. Interested? Read on. Shephali’s Story She had known the love, loss, and joy of living. That is Shephali's story. Interested? Read on. The Inner Spark This short story is about the inner spark inside a stepdaughter that brings her to great heights. The inner spark originated in her from pain and resentment caused to her by her village home. Read on. My Lost University Friend This write-up is about my friend, Sharmin, who was lost because I hadn't been in touch with her for a while. But a few days ago, I came in contact with her. An interesting conversation on the phone followed. Read on. Nine Forms of Transportation That I Have Encountered In this piece, I portray nine forms of transportation that I have traveled. Airplanes, trains, ferries, vans, rickshaws, car rentals, and personal cars are some of them. Interested? Read on. How I Embrace My Routine Life This piece reflects on how I embrace my routine life and what actions I could take to improve it. Interested? Read on. The Songs I Like to Sing Part 3 In "The Songs I Like to Sing Part-3", I present more songs by my favorite singers. These songs are the ones I love to sing and start feeling good immediately. Interested? Read on. My First Trip to Cox Bazaar Seabeach This is an account of my first trip to Cox Bazaar seabeach in my much younger years with family. The fun we had and the encounters we experienced are indescribable! Read on. A Tale About Mother and Baby This write-up is about a mother named Miranda and her baby boy, Jonathan. Jonathan is close to losing his life, and how his mom saves him from the crisis, including the preventive measures she and her hubby take, is worth the read. Glimpses into My School Memories The piece reflects on my school memories. My teacher’s manipulation in grade 6, my experiences in the last new school, and O-levels and A-levels are some of the times I recall today. Read on. A Tale of Two Different Girls Grace was somebody who had everything going out well for her at the university. But someone else noticed her and grew jealous of her. This piece portrays a tale of two such different girls and how they came to terms with life lessons. A Sound of Silence In this fictional piece, the author portrays herself working among a sound of silence that she loves. But there’s more to the tale. Interested? Why not read on? Memorable Dad-Daughter Times It’s been years since Dad passed away. Life without him is still quite painful for me. Memories of him wash over me all the time. In this piece, I share a few great dad-daughter times and the impact he has had on me. Read on. A Promise to Myself This piece is about a 10-point commitment, which is actually a promise to myself. Read on. The Accident in a Side Lane This piece is about an accident I had during higher education abroad and the aftereffects I suffered. At present, I can say I have recovered from it almost fully. Read on to find the experience I encountered. Being Good Friends With an HP Fellow Writer This article is about how I found a good friend in an HP fellow writer and poet, Brenda Arledge. It shows how she has been of help all along and how our friendship blossomed. Read on. The Songs I Like to Sing Part-2 “The Songs I Like to Sing Part-2” focuses on the songs I loved as a teenager and as a preteen. They come flowing to me until today, and I cannot help but sing to myself and spend time pleasantly. What Makes Me Smile and Happy? This write-up shows what stuff makes me smile and, therefore, happy. It contains 12 pointers. Read on to find out if they resonate with you. Threads of Gratitude: Appreciating Life’s Blessings This piece shows the blessings in my life that I am grateful for. We should not take anything for granted but give thanks for every life blessing, no matter how big or small. Read on. Slices of Life: A Personal Essay on Every Day Experiences This piece highlights my every day experiences- what I do every day and how I feel I have a calling for going abroad and the time for that is coming nearer and nearer. Read on. The Four Personal Philosophies That I Live By This write-up focuses on the four personal philosophies that I adhere to today. They have enabled me to have good well-being and peace of mind over the years following my Dad’s demise. The Songs I Like to Sing Part-1 In this write-up, I give brief overviews of some of the songs I like to sing. They are some of John Denver, ABBA Sisters and a few Bangla songs. Singing them, I always feel good and awesome. Talking to a Deceased Loved One I talk and converse with a loved one– my Dad, who passed away many years ago. I needed to resolve issues and concerns in my life. Was it worth the talk? Read on. My Favorite Childhood Books Series This piece is about my two favorite childhood book series – one academic and the other a mystery pastime. These are none other than the Ladybird Series and the Nancy Drew series respectively. Interested? Read on. Another Person With My Name When I visited the post office, I saw a lovely girl working with the officers across the counter. She had the same name as me. I soon realized she had several key secrets for life's success. My subsequent visits there revealed all of them. What were they? Read on. My Conscience Apologizing to Me My conscience apologizes to me in a letter for going through all the tough times in the past recent years. Read on. A Sequel to the “New Writing Career” Fiction This piece is a sequel to my previous article, "Ready to Embark on a New Writing Career: A Short Fiction.” In the sequel, the main character writes a novel summary, beginning her new writing career. Mary, Sheldon’s daughter gives interesting feedback. Read on. Ready to Embark on a Writing Career: A Short Fiction Story In this short fiction story, the main character comes across the late author, Sidney Sheldon’s aged but lovely wife, who strikes up a conversation with her. Read on to find out where the conversation leads the former. A Piece Inspired by Two Quotes– One Favorite and One Not This write-up is inspired by two quotes, one of which is a favorite, and the other is not. I explain why one quote is not so well-liked by me, and therefore, I reflect on the insights of a more favorite quote. Look inside. A Snow Day This is an account of how a snow day turned out for me while I was abroad, doing a Ph.D. Interested? Read on. The Prominent People in My Life, Believing in Me In this article, I name a few people who positively influenced my life, which makes me want to talk about them again and again. Read on. A Memoir, Inspired by a Childhood Photo One of my childhood photos, which shows me as a baker in a play, inspired me to write this piece. Reluctance and hate on my behalf for the play made every rehearsal agonizing for me. Read on to find out how it all radically transformed. Remembering That Gentleman This is the story of a gentleman from a small hometown who could have lived better and thrived. Yet, despite his intelligence and merits, the life decisions he took led him astray. Look inside to read the intriguing tale. An Elegant and Enigmatic Mom This piece is about my lovely Mom, who took care of our family with love and affection and brought up all her children, giving them a good education and settling them in life. Interested? Look inside. Samantha’s Discreet Decision This piece is written as a response to the 7th Romance Writing Prompt in the article, "70 Creative Writing Prompts” authored by Bessiebooks on HubPages. It is a short love story, ending on an empowering note despite a tragedy. Look inside. You will find out what I mean. Playing the Harmonium Part-3 This article is in continuation of the pieces, "Playing the Harmonium Part-1 and Part-2." In Part-3, I am mainly going to cover parts of two more songs that I remember how to play, their videos, and a background of the poet, who composed these songs, in a little more detail. A Picture Story of the Vacations in Our Country from Abroad This piece is a picture story showing all the places we visited in our country during vacations from abroad. Want to know more? Look inside. The Rafiq Family This story is about a young girl maturing and committing to marriage and eventually disciplining her daughters so that as a family together, they combat through the bad times and make memories of the good times. Interested? Read on. The Curse on Our Neighbor’s Home There is some kind of curse befallen on our neighbor’s home during an early stage in my life. Will we continue to see the curse go on? Or will some miracle happen? Interested? Read on. An Assembly of My Favorites Which are your favorite things in your life? Here is my list. Interested? Read on. Julekha, Will She Be a Queen? This piece is written in response to a prompt in Moe Wood’s article, “100 Short Story (or Novel) Writing Prompts.” In High School, someone called Julekha a hag. She realized she wasn’t a princess after all. Years later, when she was invited to her High School reunion, she felt hesitant. Read on. Gemini’s Family Touring With a German Couple Part-2 This piece is in continuation of the short story, “A Bizarre Encounter for Little Gemini Part-1.” In the new article, Gemini’s family goes to Stuttgart, Germany to visit old friends and have a good time touring places and also Switzerland. Interested? Read on. A Treasured Friendship Zara got a teaching job at the same university she graduated. She went abroad for higher education, and on re-joining her home university, she found a top ex-student as her colleague. Read on to find out how the friendship between the two flourished over time. Read on Three Defining Childhood Moments That Helped to Shape into Me Today I am writing this piece in response to HP fellow writer, Samantha Harris’s Creative Nonfiction prompt#1 in her article, “100+ Creative Writing Prompts & Story Ideas.” Care to know what my three defining childhood moments are? Read on. My Dad’s Heart-Ailment Journey This piece describes the journey of my Dad with a heart ailment and how he succumbed to his illness. I also describe how much I grieved for the loss and how I overcame it to skyrocket in my endeavors. Read on. In Anticipation of a Second Chance This piece is written in response to a good friend and HP fellow writer, Brenda Arledge's prompt, "Chance" and also in response to prompt#8 of Hp fellow writer, Moe Wood's article, "100 Short Story (or Novel) Writing Prompts." Read on. An Author Writing About Another Author in a Chain This piece is written as a response to prompt#100 of HP writer, Earl S. Wynn’s article, “101 Writing Prompts to Inspire You.” An author writes about another author in a chain, which is completely imaginary. However, whatever they write is quite authentic. I give my reason for the chain. Read on. The Empathetic Cashier at the Market This piece is a response to Prompt#3 of HP writer K. S. Lane's article titled, "10 Creative Writing Prompts to Feed Your Imagination." Here I demonstrate how two of my previously written characters react in the market and interact with the cashier. How do their attitudes differ and why? Read on. The Threat of the Gangster This short story is a response to prompt#18 of Earl S. Wynn’s article, “101 Writing Prompts to Inspire You.” Sebastian and his wife, Joyce are just back from their honeymoon and settling in their new home when he gets a sinister phone call from a gangster. Can Sebastian act fast to save themselves? Read on A Village Girl’s Secret to Abundance This short story is written as a response to Prompt#3 of the article, “101 Writing Prompts to Inspire You” by HP writer Earl S. Wynn. Putul, a village girl gets a Wi-Fi signal from a neighbor's home, and it connects to her cell phone. What is her secret to abundance from this day onwards? Read on. The Song Prompt Inspired Annie’s Tale- A Response to Bill’s Final Challenge This piece is a response to Bill's final challenge. The story is based on a song prompt, which happens to be an ABBA song titled, "I Have a Dream." Annie dreams to become a bank officer and rise up the ladder of success. The ABBA song seems to always push her further towards her dreams. Read on. The Snakebitten Day This piece is written as a response to prompt#11 of HP fellow writer, Earl S. Wynn's article, "101 Writing Prompts to Inspire You." Software Engineer, Spencer Lincoln was at work, which seemed like a regular day when dramatically it turned out to be an ill-fated day. What happened? Read on. In Search of Medical Help This short story is a response to Chill Clinton’s eighth creative writing prompt, “The Cold Journey.” Mother Elena’s little daughter is feeling very unwell in their cabin in the wilderness. There is snow and ice everywhere. Will Elena be able to reach for medical help? Read on. Playing the Harmonium Part-2 This piece is in continuation of the article, "Playing the Harmonium Part-1." In the new article, I talk about the parts of some more songs composed by the popular Bengali poets that I like to play and sing on my harmonium, and I reveal a little about the poets too. Read on. The Dream Mansion- in Response to Chill’s First Prompt, "The Unfamiliar House" This story is a response to Chill Clinton’s first creative writing prompt, The Unfamiliar House. Autumn finds herself sleeping on a couch different from the setting of her bedroom. How did she get in there? All the doors and windows of the mansion are locked. Will she find a way of escape? Read on. Learning With Zeal and Zest From Compelling Research Work Do you love to research? Here is an account of my research work at the Master's level, full of excitement and zeal at one end and fear and panic at another end, myself making a huge breakthrough eventually. Read on. How One Obnoxious Guy Led to a Miracle for Juliette A guy bothers Juliette at the office a lot. He even starts spying on her. The office didn’t pay attention to her problem. So, she resigned from work, not being able to bear it. How does this obnoxious guy lead her to a beautiful miracle? Look inside and read on. How Natalia, a Single Mom Soared High in Life This is the story of a single mom who raises her son in the right way despite all challenges and obstacles. It is interesting to note how they both found happiness, stability, and peace. Read on. How I Made Good Use of My Favorite Color, Cyan My brother always gifted me cyan stuff. What was the mystery behind it? Was it his favorite color, or did he know it was my favorite one? The story unwinds to show how I made good use of my favorite color. Interested? Read on. The Nelson Sisters This short story is about two sisters who get admitted to a new school after returning from abroad. They grow together but separate as they enter different universities depending on their passion interests. How well do they manage life/career balance? Interested? Read on. My Brother’s Journey Through Life Part-2 This story is a continuation of the article, "The Lifestyle of My Brother Part-1". I include in the new article his new job, marriage, residence, and grieving. I hope you enjoy his journey through life. Read on. An Exhilarating Experience Made Possible by My German Professor This is the story about how one German Professor helped me to fight my homesickness and earn a higher education prestigious degree. Interested? Read on. Amusing Anecdotes That You Would Love This article depicts the author reminiscing comical anecdotes based on real-life experiences that make her smile. Wouldn’t you like to know more? Look inside. A Few Irresistible Solution Tools for Burning Problems In this article, I present a few fruitful solution tools for handling burning problems in our daily life. Interested? Read on. Building a Meaningful Life, Inspired by Bill Holland This article's title is inspired by Bill Holland. Reading it, you will come to terms with the author's own thoughts on building a meaningful life. Look inside. Carolyn, the Special Girl Carolyn could no longer attend a regular school. Her parents admitted her to a special school providing special needs, believing she would soon be able to attend a regular school. Were her parents right? Read on to find the chain of events that happened in her favor despite hurdles in the way. A Bizarre Encounter for Little Gemini Melanie and her little daughter, Gemini fly to Los Angeles. At the airport, something strikes Gemini as bizarre. What is it? Will she be happy again? Read on. Healing Conversations with Dr. Munib, the Psychiatrist In this short story, a girl named Yasmin gets a raise at work. The others feel jealous, and office politics get so nasty that she decides to abandon the workplace for good. What happens next? How does the ‘Psychiatrist’ in the story title fit in? Interested? Read on. Will the Special Bond Persist? In this short story, a girl named Cynthia attends the orientation ceremony in a university where she meets a guy named Adnan. They talk to each other and fall in love. Will this bond persist, or will it last only four years at the university? Read on to find out. You have access to many, many more short story articles when you click the title "Glamor Articles on HubPages.com", or simply click the logo ahead of it. |