Rose Marie Machario

In the time of World War II, millions of people from both the Allied, and Axis sides died, during one of the largest wars in history from September 1939, to September in 1945. During this war approximately 400,000 U.S. women served with Armed Forces, and more than 500 lost their lives as a result. On the Homefront the 'total war' recruited not only women to fight for their country on the battlefield, but also in factories to replace the shortage of men in order to make mu

Mother Earth forgive us for what we've done, we take you for granted and you're our only one. No life on Mars, no time in space, without you, no human race. If people could see passed money and greed, we'd have no worries, in this time of need. You hurt me You burn me Uproot me You kill our young Destroy us without cause You hurt me You hurt me Defeat me and you'll see My anger rise again I'll show you what I'll do Let my wrath begin One world, one voice, we can help make the

There are people we meet along the way to our dreams that sometimes cross our path that inspire us. I have met several, but one individual stands out by the light that encircles her. Although I've yet had the pleasure of meeting her in person, I can say it's nearly been a year since we met via various mutual friends on the social media hubs. I do hope that I get to finally meet this great lady soon. Olivia Fleemon was gracious enough to allow me to interview her for my column

We are pushed and pulled in many different directions. Sometimes so much so that we don't know which way is the right way to go. Our lives entwine much like the spiderweb. If we follow the path like a web then we could easily get confused if we do not map it out for ourselves. And if we don't properly allow time for outlining the correct direction we can find ourselves lost in the threads that surround us. A spider weaves its web carefully, leaving enough space to tread wi