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WHYVILLE HELP : GALLERY : DR. LEILA : SEARCH : SUBMIT : STAFF : HOME Sep 18, 2011

 

You Are Special

Kittieme reminds you to be kind and respectful to everyone.

You are special. Whoever you are, wherever you are, whatever you've gone through - you have worth. Don't forget it.

Everybody is different. We all come from certain backgrounds; have our limitations, and our difficulties. Either way, we all have purpose here on Earth and deserve to be treated humanely. None of us like to feel secluded or left out, and we should try as hard as we can to be kind. It isn't too much to ask for, and can really make a difference. It would surprise you what someone deals with or how much they have on their plate, but often we don't take the time to consider this. I know I am guilty of not having as much empathy as I could, and sometimes I regret the things I do or say because of it.

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   PEOPLE
This I Believe
Sqeakers1 shares her viewpoint on the world.

   HOT TOPICS
The Universal Key to Happiness
BooksRus describes what it takes to find happiness.

   PEOPLE
Just Jump
Singel12 goes for it.

   INTERVIEW
When I Grow Up
Rockren asks Whyvillians what they want to be when they grow up.

   PEOPLE
I Am . . .
An anonymous author explains that we're all someone.

 

 

   CREATIVE WRITING
Expiration Date: Part 4
by sqeakers1

   CREATIVE WRITING
Tell Me Why: Introduction
by Kittieme

   MEDIA
Book Review: The Lonely Hearts Club
MeBeLizzi reviews a book that many can relate to.

   CREATIVE WRITING
Dear Daddy
by Rexyp1

   CREATIVE WRITING
Cards
by karen8899

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Xoxkitkat finds that fairy tales might not always be what they appear.

Throughout our childhood we are told exciting, unforgettable stories filled with magic, heroes, witches, and far off fantasy lands. These magical stories are the ones we keep with us for the rest of our lives, are ingrained into our minds so that we may never forget the fantastic adventures and entertainment they provided us. However, are these innocent children's stories solely about magic and adventure, or is is there a hidden meaning behind these journeys to far off lands?

My English teacher had always told us that every serious author writes with an agenda. He or she has a story to tell, a message to share, or a warning to give, and it may not always be so apparent. I have always been absolutely fascinated with the vehicles some authors use to communicate their message. I particularly have respect for the authors who can relay such a serious message through something as simple as children's stories, like Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", sometimes simply referred to as "Alice in Wonderland".

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