Serina Matteson
I am from a small town in Alabama. I have two children now in college so I have decided to take up my interest in writing for different reasons. It has always been a dream to write.
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Cats and SunsetsI just recently bought my very fist camera, a Canon PowerShot S31S digit camera. These are few of the first pictures I have taken with my new camera that I would like to share. -
Are You Afraid of ThunderstormsAre you afraid of thunderstorms? My fear was instilled into me a very long time ago. Of course living in Tornado Alley does not help matters any.
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Autism - Hitting HomeThis is a first hand account about my autistic nephew when he spent the week with me. It briefly talks about the symptoms of autism.
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How to Run Men Out of Your LifeThis is a satire of ways to run the men in your life away.
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How to Talk the Psychiatrist Out of Placing You in the Psyche WardThis is an account of one of my sessions with my psychiatrist. During this session I was able to convince the psychiatrist not to admit me into the hospital.
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The Trials and Tribulations of Working at McDonaldsI hope you will find this to be a humorous account of my experience while working at McDonalds. It tells about the pressure I felt while working there.
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Would You like to Work at Google?This article reviews the benefits of working for the number one company in the country. -
Having a HIDA Scan DoneThis is a brief article about my day having a HIDA scan done at the local hospital.
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Arab, Alabama: My Home TownI would like to tell you about my little spot in this great big world. A place where crime is extremely low, a beautiful city, and a place I believe you would enjoy visiting. Take a minute and read about my home town of Arab.
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Product Review: Folgers Special Roast CoffeeI have to have my Folgers Special Roast Coffee to function on a daily basis. In fact, I had some before writing this article. See why I love it so much.
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Domestic Violence and Abuse: Living Through Marital AbuseThis article presents some facts on domestic violence and abuse. In this article I reopen some old wounds and share my personal experiences with an abusive husband.
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Build Confidence, Relieve Stress, and Improve Focus: How to Break BoardsBoard breaking is an extremely fun activity that most people learn in martial art's training. In this article I explain some of the extra little benefits board breaking has had for me and the steps of how to actually break a peice of board. -
My Madness and Struggles Living with Bipolar DisorderThis is a serious recollection of a manic and depressive episode I have lived through while struggling with the disabling illness of Bipolar Disorder. I feel in decribing the actual events it helps people understand how this illness can effect the mind.
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I Wonder: Thoughts on Empty Nest Syndrome and Living BipolarThese are some of my thoughts as I enter into a new stage in my life. Once called empty nest syndrome and it is combined with the guilt of being a bipolar parent and thinking back at the mistakes I have made raising my children.
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My Battle with Bipolar, Alcoholism & Life in the Psychiatric WardA story about my battle with being bipolar, with alcoholism, and staying on the psychiatric ward. During a time of instability in my illness I ran away and found myself partying with older men and in trouble with the law. This is a humorous account of that incident.
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Your Best Friend, the Kidney StoneHumerous account of the passing of a kidney stone. This also contains medical information concerning the kidney stones and its passing.
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Redneck Mailbox from HellThe trail ands tribulations of fighting with teenage age, mailbox bashing, kids. -
Living on the Wild Side of Bipolar IllnessThis article takes a comical but serious look at the manic side of Bipolar Illness. Upon going to the doctor it becomes obvious that I was experiencing a manic state but managed to talk the doctor out of hospitalization.