Yalita W. Thompson
I am a mother of four, grandmother of one, divorced, unattached but not by choice, very passionate about causes that I believe in, incurable romantic, chronic romance novel reader & aspiring author-not to mention amateur animator, singer, songwriter, and video producer (lol). Lover of all things John Mayer & Steve Burns.
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Bachelor of Social Work/Minor in Psychology from Delta State Unviersity, AA in Sociology from Mississippi Delta Community CollegeInterests
I enjoy writing poems, songs, and short stories. I also enjoy taking photos, making silly videos, and manipulating images.Motto
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Of My FleshMost people feel that familial love is supposed to be automatic and unconditional. But what happens when a member of the family proves to be difficult to love?
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StillA woman reaches out to her father, perhaps for the last time.
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My All-Natural Approach to Fighting DepressionA lot of people associate mental health issues with being weak, but only the strong acknowledge that their is a problem and seek out ways of alleviating it.
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The Thought that CountsWe often waste too much time trying to impress other people instead of satisfying ourselves.
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The LongingA simple token of my appreciation for someone that I would really like to meet, but I probably never will.
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Department Store DragonAn already over-active imagination is set into high gear by a new medicine. -
SomnusWhen science and medicine can't explain everything, gut instinct and the occult step in to lend a hand.
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Once More with FeelingIs there ever really an easy way of letting your child leave the nest and strike out on their own? -
Plea Bargains and 'Good Times'The family and friends of murder victims often have to learn that the punishment does not always fit the crime -- even when the crime is murder.
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It's 2011: We've Come a Long Way, BabyTuesday, March 8, 2011, is the 100th celebration of International Women's Day and there is much to celebrate. -
It's 2011, Can't We All Just Get Ahead?Tuesday, March 8, 2011, is the 100th celebration of International Women's Day and there is still much work to be done. -
The GiftEven a non-believer can be made to believe. -
The ChaserWho decides the definition of "riches" and how much do we really need? -
Student Loans: To Debt or Not to DebtProspective college students should thing long and hard before they get a student loan! -
I'm a Belieber! 'Never Say Never!'Though I have managed to keep it well hidden, I indeed have Bieber Fever and cannot wait to see "Never Say Never!"
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The CircleThankfully, there are bonds in life and thereafter that cannot be broken. -
Odd RecurrenceCan one side of a person's body be more prone to illness and disease than the other?
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Community ChallengeA lot of people don't understand how challenging and fulfilling attending a community college can be, but I know firsthand. -
I Went, I WantJoni Mitchell never lies. -
May Bell's RingIt's never too late to make and receive a wintertime wish! -
Putt-Putt, the Posse, & MeBeauty is only skin deep. Even when it comes to cars. -
John Mayer-Douchebag or Unsung Hero?Though he has been labeled as a douchebag for "over-sharing," John Mayer has given of himself time and time again which makes him the absolute tops in my book. -
For the Love of DogA woman's long-frozen heart is melted by chocolate, a lovable dog, and a friend that becomes something more-just in time for Valentine's Day! -
ResolutionsI have never been one to stick with my New Year's resolutions and now I know why. Instead of making empty, half-hearted promises, I need to instead accentuate the positive within me.
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Back to GoodEverybody makes New Year's resolutions, but how many of us can stick with them-especially those that involve "dieting?"
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The LookWho do we really see when we take the time to look?
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Beau and the BeastBe prepared-even for a "blind" date!
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Fun Ways to Spend Fall & Winter Days with My GrandsonIt was a bit of a challenge finding interesting places to take my infant grandson in our small town, but I was able to come up with ideas that were both fun and educational.
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Thank Heaven for "The Help!"A major motion picture comes to film in a small town bringing excitement, hope, and prosperity to the city's denizens.
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A Taste of the PastMy five favorite kids commercials from the 70s all involved food.
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ThankfulSometimes one needs to be thankful even when all is not well. This makes us appreciate life all the more.
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Tim & Zay & Thanksgiving DayThanksgiving brings about a new beginning for old friends.
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Love, Pray, EatWe were a poor family, but somehow, we always ate like kings and queens on Thanksgiving.
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Sunshine ManIt's amazing how I thought my heart was so full of love that there was no room for anyone else-until he came along.
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I Miss YouThere are so many different ways to destroy a perfectly good relationship. I know because I have tried and successfully used them all.
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Dear John: My Efforts to Meet My Favorite CelebrityCrazy or crazy like a fox? I got a bit creative in my efforts to attend a John Mayer concert.
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The Days of SummerWaxing poetic about the discovery of new love in the summer.
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From "Just" Momma to "Hot" Momma: What I Do to Make Myself Feel SexyEver once in a while, momma's want to feel sexy too. Here are the steps I use to "feel like a woman."
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Get Out of HereThis poem is about encouraging our graduates to spread their wings and fly.
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Spring ThinkingSpring brings about change. Some of those changes are in how we feel about the people in our lives.
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Mother, May I?Our mothers taught us to always ask nicely when we wanted something. However, some requests should not be granted regardless of how sweetly they are issued.
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April AwakensA new mother awakens to the glory of spring and marvels at the wonder and beauty all around her.
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Welcome EasterThese are my personal reflections on the celebration of Easter and Spring.
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Thoughts on EasterThis holiday has Pagan origins, but it is widely recognized for its Christian connotations. In my own experience, I see it becoming more and more commercialized each year and less and less about anything meaningful.
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In Awe of the LawThis is a little tale of defiance and bending the law for a special occasion.
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The TurnaroundThe narrator has spent her life believing that she is being followed and influenced by "trouble." Is this the case or is her mind-set to blame for her various mishaps?
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Lost Love's SestinaTaking too long to recover from a broken heart and spending much to much time thinking about it, I challenged myself to write a sestina that rhymes and makes a certain degree of sense.
