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Artistic, musical, creative, and entertaining topics in Journal's workplace sphere.

Never Let Power Consume You
Power is really dangerous, and I can tell you that I no longer trust any artist or anybody on social media. Sharing something with the community only means betraying others. This is why hidden societies exist.
By TheNaeth6 months ago in Journal
Gate to Nowhere
Nona had always hated airports after midnight. The way the harsh lighting made everything look bleached and artificial, the way her footsteps echoed too loudly in the empty corridors, the way time seemed to stretch and distort until she couldn't tell if she'd been waiting for twenty minutes or two hours.
By Parsley Rose 6 months ago in Journal
Diamond World
The Entrance The great diamond-shaped archway that once welcomed millions now stands as a broken crown. Half of its faceted panels have shattered, leaving jagged edges that catch rainwater and funnel it down in rust-colored streams. The turnstiles are frozen solid with corrosion, their chrome surfaces now a mottled brown-green. Scattered across the cracked entry plaza are fragments of the original diamond-embedded walkway, their facets dulled and clouded, crunching underfoot like broken teeth.
By Autumn 6 months ago in Journal
The Death of the Last Leading Man: Robert Redford and the End of an Era
With him, a door that had stood ajar for decades finally closed: that of the last actor able to be both a star of the system and a critic of its foundations. His publicist confirmed that he died “in the place he loved, surrounded by those he loved,” but the ritual phrasing couldn’t begin to explain the magnitude of what was lost with his passing.
By DramaT6 months ago in Journal
The Secret Life of Journals
M Mehran There is something magical about opening a fresh journal. The crisp blank pages hold endless possibilities—stories waiting to be written, confessions yearning for release, and dreams desperate to take form. For centuries, people have carried journals not only as notebooks but as companions. Some were filled with secrets, others with maps of the mind, and many with ideas that would later change the world.
By Muhammad Mehran6 months ago in Journal
Earning Online Dollars Without Investment in Amazon KDP
💸 What if I told you that you could earn real U.S. dollars from home — without investment, without risk, and without needing to be a bestselling author? Welcome to the world of Amazon KDP — a platform where your ideas can become income, all without spending a single cent.
By Wow Genius7 months ago in Journal
The Man Who Walked Between Shadows
The rain had stopped just before dawn, leaving the city streets wet and glistening like sheets of black glass. The man walked alone, his boots splashing softly through shallow puddles. His coat, once a warm brown, now hung heavy and dark against his thin frame. People passed him without a second glance. To them, he was just another face in the crowd, a shadow among shadows. But inside him, something was changing — something had been stirred awake.
By Alexander Mind7 months ago in Journal
The Secret Keepers
M Mehran I discovered journals when I was twelve. My mother handed me a small leather-bound notebook and said, “Write down what you feel. Someday, you’ll thank yourself.” At the time, I thought she was giving me a book for school, not a portal into my own mind.
By Muhammad Mehran7 months ago in Journal
Mel's Diner
The alarm clock's shrill cry cut through Maya's dreams at 5:30 AM, but she was already stirring. Her cotton candy pink hair caught the early morning light streaming through her apartment window, creating a soft halo around her face as she stretched and rolled out of bed. Three years of opening shifts at Mel's Diner had trained her body to wake before the alarm, though she kept it set just in case.
By Autumn 7 months ago in Journal
How to Make Cut Flowers Last Longer at Home?. AI-Generated.
Fresh flowers instantly brighten any room, adding elegance, color, and a touch of nature indoors. Whether it’s a bouquet you purchased, received as a gift, or had delivered for a special occasion, you want those blooms to last as long as possible.
By Élan Flowers7 months ago in Journal
A Week with Flavored Tea
A Week with Flavored Tea Saturday morning carried a chill sharp enough to sting my fingertips. I wrapped both hands around a paper cup of chamomile lavender latte, the heat soaking into my skin. Steam rose in delicate spirals, fogging the windshield as I drove across town. The first sip painted my tongue with lavender, soft and floral, and then honey slipped in, coating everything smooth. Foam left a pale ring on the lid like a soft crown. Could I ever return to plain chamomile again? This felt different, indulgent, almost dangerous. One drink might pull me into a habit I didn’t expect.
By waseem khan7 months ago in Journal
Powerball Winner
Powerball Winner: Who Won the Jackpot on September 6, 2025? Breaking Down the Winning Numbers, States Involved, and What It Means for Lottery Fans
By KAMRAN AHMAD7 months ago in Journal