Dr Gabriel
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“Love is my language — I speak it, write it, and celebrate those who live by it.”
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Her Shoes Were Still at the Door After She Was Gone
The day she left, I didn’t realize it was goodbye. We had argued over something small—something about laundry, or maybe the thermostat—and she left in a flurry, grabbing her keys but forgetting her coat. I remember the sound of the door closing behind her. Not a slam. Just... final.
By Dr Gabriel 8 months ago in Fiction
"The Message I Couldn't Unsend"
The Message I Couldn't Unsend It was 2:03 AM in New York City. The kind of hour where regrets echo louder than traffic, and memories feel heavier than sleep. I sat on the edge of my bed, phone in hand, heart pulling me toward a message I wasn’t sure I should send.
By Dr Gabriel 8 months ago in Fiction
When I Lost My Love
The wind felt colder that morning—not because of the season, but because of the silence you left behind. When I lost my love, time didn’t stop. That’s the cruel part—it kept moving, mocking me with every tick of the clock, dragging me further from the last time you said my name.
By Dr Gabriel 8 months ago in Fiction
The Porch Light Still Glows ( today I miss my mom)
Today, I miss my mom. There’s nothing significant about the date. It’s not Mother’s Day, not her birthday, not even the anniversary of her passing. It’s just a regular Thursday in May, the kind of day she used to call “good porch-sitting weather.” The kind of day she’d pour two glasses of sweet tea and say, “Come sit with me for a spell.”
By Dr Gabriel 8 months ago in Fiction
Mint Magic: the Amazing Health Benefits of mint.
Mint (Pudina): Nature’s Cooling Healer Pudina, commonly known as mint, is more than just a fragrant herb used to add zest to dishes and drinks. For centuries, it has been valued in traditional medicine systems like Ayurveda and Unani for its impressive healing properties. Today, modern research continues to validate many of these benefits. Whether you're sipping mint tea, chewing fresh leaves, or using it as a flavor enhancer, mint offers a wide range of therapeutic effects for your body and mind.
By Dr Gabriel 9 months ago in Longevity
Strings of a Dream
In a small town nestled between golden fields and winding rivers, lived a boy named Ayaan. While most children of his age were obsessed with cricket, video games, or chasing kites across the rooftops, Ayaan had a different obsession—an old sitar that sat gathering dust in his grandfather’s storeroom.
By Dr Gabriel 9 months ago in Fiction
Celebrating International Tea Day on May 21st
Tea — a simple infusion of leaves and hot water — holds a complex and deeply rooted place in human history. Whether it's served in ornate Chinese teapots, Indian clay cups, British porcelain, or Moroccan glasses, tea has become a global symbol of hospitality, comfort, and culture. Every year, on May 21st, people across the world recognize International Tea Day, a celebration not just of the drink itself, but of its social, economic, and cultural impact.
By Dr Gabriel 9 months ago in Journal
Love at first sight
I was running late. The rain poured down in sheets, my umbrella buckling under the wind's tantrum. I cursed the weather, my job, and the fact that I had missed the last bus. As I stood soaked at the corner of Maple and 9th, I didn’t expect anyone to notice me—let alone stop.
By Dr Gabriel 9 months ago in Confessions
The Silent Strength of Sara(A loyal lady)
In a quiet village tucked between hills and olive trees, lived a woman named Sara. She wasn’t known for her beauty, though her dark eyes spoke of depth and devotion. Nor was she famous for wealth or words. What made Sara unforgettable was her loyalty — a quiet, fierce flame that never wavered.
By Dr Gabriel 9 months ago in Families
The Great Cheese Cape(A funny story of cat and rat)
In a dusty old house on the edge of town, lived Sir Whiskerston III—a cat so lazy, he once took a nap halfway through another nap. He wasn’t a hunter, a fighter, or even a particularly good meower. He was a professional snoozer. The only thing that could rouse him was the sound of a tin can opening or the smell of freshly baked lasagna.
By Dr Gabriel 9 months ago in Petlife
Raising Children with Wisdom
Parenting is one of the most rewarding yet challenging responsibilities in life. Every parent dreams of raising children who are kind, confident, responsible, and successful. However, this doesn't happen by chance—it requires conscious effort, patience, and a strong foundation of values. The way we nurture and train our children greatly shapes their character and determines how they deal with the world.
By Dr Gabriel 9 months ago in Education
