Monthly Archives: Aug 2014

Definitely worth a reblog for my ‘Bekindteachorg’ (Be kind to each other group).

Worthy of my Bekindteachorg Reblog Challenge. Reblogged.

Worthy of my Bekindteachorg Reblog Challenge. Reblogged on https://carolec55.wordpress.com

Beautifully written and worthy of a reblog. My Bekindteachorg.

Reblogging.

Originally posted on ChickletsLit:
It used to be I would say to my friends, “I’m a What you See is What you Get, person.” I’m not sure when I actually changed, or as some would probably say, matured, in my…

Originally posted on WordPress.com News:
I’m sure we’ve all experienced this — reading through a comment thread, and seeing a particularly well-written comment, whether it be informative, insightful, or just plain funny. You want to show the commenter that…

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Originally posted on How to be a great Store Manager:
Whether you’re a writer, film maker or a photographer, you are a creative individual. And if you have created something that is truly creative or utter rubbish, it is still…

Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
A month ago, I published Mad Water, the third book in my epic fantasy series Pearseus. I had announced the imminent publication on social media and to my friends. A lot of them asked me…

Originally posted on TwistedSifter:
Photograph by NanaAkua Website | Facebook | Flickr ? NanaAkua is a graphic designer and illustrator from Japan. Back in 2009 she uploaded an incredible 468-picture gallery on Flickr that featured the amazing embroidery work of…

Originally posted on TwistedSifter:
? Currently on display at the G. Gibson Gallery in Seattle, Washington, is the amazing artwork of Diem Chau. A Vietnam native, Chau and her family came to the United States as refugees in 1986. After…

Originally posted on SPEAKZEASY:
This article was sent by George N. Netto in the TOI of 25th of October, 2011. Any proverb—-however trite—-can be made to sparkle with a suitable suffix.  Besides driving home the point forcefully, it provides a…

Reblogged.

Originally posted on Dena Rogers:
Apparently they do, at least to some people. I’m not one of those that read a review before buying a book. In fact, I never look at the reviews until I’m finished and then it’s…