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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 17 Dec

A reviewer of Writing.com said the "ache for her touch" line in the poem about missing Mom could be taken as romantic. This individual had no idea Mom was gay. Still, her comment inspired me to write this bold declaration of...

identity

unapologetic

self love

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Ms.Chelle Thank you. Yes, that is what mothers do.

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 17 Dec

A reviewer of Writing.com said the "ache for her touch" line in the poem about missing Mom could be taken as romantic. This individual had no idea Mom was gay. Still, her comment inspired me to write this bold declaration of...

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 17 Dec

Some of you may (or may not) recall that my mom died four years ago, and Dad five years before that. Well, now it time for my best friend since seventh grade to lose her mom, too. I realized the end was near the other day when I...

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 23 Nov

"A mother's tender love, soothing words, and gentle touch have a way of making the world feel safe again, whether she's biological, step, adoptive, by choice, or foster." What do you think of my decision to include "by choice" -...

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 21 Nov

We all need a refresher on common sense now and then. While shortcuts might be tempting, prioritizing safety is essential. One simple way to do this is by being mindful of where you stop your car at intersections. I say this,...

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Ms.Chelle If you're at an intersection with no traffic control devices (no signs, no signals), you can proceed without stopping IF you can do so safely, but you must yield to traffic already in the intersection or to pedestrians. It is always important to...

21 Nov

Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 21 Nov

We all need a refresher on common sense now and then. While shortcuts might be tempting, prioritizing safety is essential. One simple way to do this is by being mindful of where you stop your car at intersections. I say this,...

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Ms.Chelle So true.

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 21 Nov

We all need a refresher on common sense now and then. While shortcuts might be tempting, prioritizing safety is essential. One simple way to do this is by being mindful of where you stop your car at intersections. I say this,...

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Ms.Chelle @kareng Pedestrians. They also have the right of way. When cars block it, they impede the pedestrians' way across. The road I was crossing was at a T-section.

21 Nov

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 21 Nov

We all need a refresher on common sense now and then. While shortcuts might be tempting, prioritizing safety is essential. One simple way to do this is by being mindful of where you stop your car at intersections. I say this,...

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Ms.Chelle That is so true.

21 Nov

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 21 Nov

We all need a refresher on common sense now and then. While shortcuts might be tempting, prioritizing safety is essential. One simple way to do this is by being mindful of where you stop your car at intersections. I say this,...

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Ms.Chelle I agree.

21 Nov

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 21 Nov

We all need a refresher on common sense now and then. While shortcuts might be tempting, prioritizing safety is essential. One simple way to do this is by being mindful of where you stop your car at intersections. I say this,...

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Ms.Chelle Yes, some sure are! There was another pedestrian several feet behind me, who was still on the curb when this happened. He couldn't believe how quickly that driver came up on me and still inched up after stopping only six inches from me.

21 Nov

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 21 Nov

We all need a refresher on common sense now and then. While shortcuts might be tempting, prioritizing safety is essential. One simple way to do this is by being mindful of where you stop your car at intersections. I say this,...

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Ms.Chelle @TheHorse, even while traveling up or down a main drag, we are still supposed to stop at a marked stop line, three to six feet back from the crosswalk before the point where the sidewalk or curb would meet if extended across the road. The habit of drivers...

21 Nov

Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 15 Nov

Throughout the moments of our lives, people touch us in so many different and meaningful ways. These people often perform random acts of kindness at the spur of the moment or any chance they get. A kid in your class who lent you a...

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Ms.Chelle I'm still friends with a few of mine.

21 Nov

Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 21 Nov

We all need a refresher on common sense now and then. While shortcuts might be tempting, prioritizing safety is essential. One simple way to do this is by being mindful of where you stop your car at intersections. I say this,...

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Ms.Chelle It allows pedestrians to stand out of the immediate path of turning vehicles (Of all sizes ) It gives drivers a clear view of pedestrians waiting to cross. It provides room for larger vehicles like...

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 21 Nov

We all need a refresher on common sense now and then. While shortcuts might be tempting, prioritizing safety is essential. One simple way to do this is by being mindful of where you stop your car at intersections. I say this,...

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Ms.Chelle No, it is not incorrect. Regardless of whether it has a stop sign, a traffic signal, or a crosswalk, or not, you must stop.

21 Nov

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 15 Nov

Throughout the moments of our lives, people touch us in so many different and meaningful ways. These people often perform random acts of kindness at the spur of the moment or any chance they get. A kid in your class who lent you a...

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Ms.Chelle Good choices.

21 Nov

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 21 Nov

We all need a refresher on common sense now and then. While shortcuts might be tempting, prioritizing safety is essential. One simple way to do this is by being mindful of where you stop your car at intersections. I say this,...

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 15 Nov

Throughout the moments of our lives, people touch us in so many different and meaningful ways. These people often perform random acts of kindness at the spur of the moment or any chance they get. A kid in your class who lent you a...

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Ms.Chelle Yes, there sure is.

17 Nov

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 15 Nov

Throughout the moments of our lives, people touch us in so many different and meaningful ways. These people often perform random acts of kindness at the spur of the moment or any chance they get. A kid in your class who lent you a...

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Ms.Chelle Those friends are the best.

17 Nov

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 15 Nov

Throughout the moments of our lives, people touch us in so many different and meaningful ways. These people often perform random acts of kindness at the spur of the moment or any chance they get. A kid in your class who lent you a...

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Ms.Chelle My 2nd cousin in Alabama is like that with me. We're 1,281 miles apart.

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Ms.Chelle @Chellezhere (5742) • United States 15 Nov

Throughout the moments of our lives, people touch us in so many different and meaningful ways. These people often perform random acts of kindness at the spur of the moment or any chance they get. A kid in your class who lent you a...

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Ms.Chelle I am so glad you have her in your life. Those kinds of people are a Godsend.

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