A graduate of Wheaton College with a degree in literature, Loren also adores language. He has served as assistant editor for Plugged In magazine and copy editor for Wildlife Photographic magazine.
A graduate of Wheaton College with a degree in literature, Loren also adores language. He has served as assistant editor for Plugged In magazine and copy editor for Wildlife Photographic magazine. Most days find him crafting copy for corporate and small-business clients, but he also occasionally indulges in creative writing. His short fiction has appeared in a number of anthologies and magazines. Loren currently lives in south Florida with his wife and three children.
Emilia Haro got bad news when she was only 15. She had lupus, an autoimmune disorder. She thought that she’d made it through the worst when she got a kidney transplant while she was a senior. Little did she know she’d need to go through the whole process again.
Queen Elizabeth and her kin are expected to keep all of British government working together smoothly. But perhaps the royal family’s greatest work lies with society at large. Just consider the impact Prince Harry and his new bride, the Duchess of Sussex, made at the 2018 WellChild Awards.
Little did Kansas City Chiefs running backs coach Deland McCullough know what would happen when he went searching for his birth parents. His birth mother had kept the identity of his father secret for four decades. And revealing it would shake McCullough to his core.
If any professional group has a PR problem, it’s police officers. Yet most of the boys in blue really want to help the general public. Just look at how an officer in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, helped an elderly woman who tried to buy $3 of gas with pocket change.
One U.K. mother and daughter thought nothing about trying on new shoes without wearing any socks. Yet that decision could’ve cost little Sienna her life.
A man was digging through the trash, obviously trying to find some nourishment at a Little Caesar's. However, he fled when the employees started to approach him. So they decided to do something a little more direct.
“How much of your body could you live without?” After hearing this question, I bet most of us would respond, “All of it!” But upon giving it some reflection, I’d also wager that we could also draft up just such a list if we had to. Sadly, Jessica Solt had to face just such a query.
The Mexican cavefish (aka Astyanax mexicanus) is a strangle little denizen of the deep. For one thing, it doesn’t have any eyes. But that’s far from the strangest characteristic of this small fish.