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Welcome To The Bright Side

Welcome To The Bright Side

By: Elaina Brady Redmond
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Sailing out in the light blue ocean, with sunglasses on. There is no care in the world. With the good and the bad, you take it with a grain of salt. The ocean is your healing aid. With Caribbean music playing in the background. Everyday is summer to you. Life can be heavy at times, but you push through like the current continuing with life. Welcome to The Bright Side of the highs and lows of life and how the ocean can be therapeutic.



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Episodes
  • 23 EP

    23 EP
    Apr 28 2024
    The closing of a lucky number, years full of memories and moments you won't forget. This was a period in your life you won't forget. You are thankful for this time, but the number twenty-three will never be the same to you. You will never look at this number the same. After losing six people, almost dying three times, and battling your health. You realized why this number become so important to you and now it's time to close this chapter.

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    14 mins
  • ALL TOGETHER NOW

    ALL TOGETHER NOW
    Apr 25 2024
    The people who are arrogant and claim to be a Christian, they act so innocent and nice on the outside, but once they find someone they can target their true colors and start to show. Of course each person who knows the person who is arrogant would stick together with them, and say you are crazy or you didn’t see anything. Until everyone around them realized they were harassing you and bullying you since day one. Did you think I would forget what happened all the way in elementary school? When all the teachers took the bullies' side and told me I was crazy? Then when they get into trouble, they apologize but it’s too late for lame apology just save it for yourself. I don’t care to hear it, you won’t fool me again. Then when you see these people later on in life and they try to come up to you, you are still nice but you haven’t forgotten how they treated you. While they play it like nothing ever happened, of course to make yourself feel better. How does it feel to be in position? It doesn’t feel well does it? I didn’t think so…. All together now is knowing in the moment you may feel alone, but later on all of it will come together for your greater good.

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    1 min
  • LOST IN THE CROWD (NO FEELINGS OF REGRET)

    LOST IN THE CROWD (NO FEELINGS OF REGRET)
    Apr 25 2024
    Throughout my whole life I felt lost in the crowd, I felt misunderstood and missed place. Teachers and people my age were an enemy to me, I trusted no one because either I was told I was stupid, I wouldn’t make it, I was a trouble maker or they tried to fail me. Most of all my teachers thought I was like my sister because she was a troublemaker, why would any teacher make that assumption in the first place? You shouldn’t be a teacher if that’s how you think. Any friend I made was jealous or backstabbed me . Why do you think I chose to do everything on my own and not ask for help? I realized I would never fit in the crowd, I would stand out and I would always be alone and I was okay with that. Having my small group of friends was the only thing I needed, to be happy and at peace with myself.

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    7 mins

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