Originally posted on GoTravelGlobal:
When you think France you automatically think love and Paris. That’s pity – not the love part but that only city we let define our image of France is its capital. I love Paris and its cultural touristy things but there is a lot more to see in this huge European…
Day: January 20, 2017
Two Roses
Originally posted on Untangled:
Two roses stand strong within their protective thorns. Entwined by years of friendship they share secrets, thoughts, laughter and tears. They sway with the whispering breeze as they bloom and grow. Mesmerizing all with the wisdom of their ageless beauty. ©Alexis Rose; image: pexels.com ? Thank you for reading my memoir, Untangled, A…
How To Do Goodreads Giveaways (And Why You Should)
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It Takes a Village: Responding to the Needs of Rosemary Radford Ruether by Cynthia Garrity-Bond
As many of you may already know, on August 24, 2016, feminist theologian and scholar Rosemary Radford Ruether suffered a significant stroke. There has been some speculation from those who know or have known Rosemary about her current condition. Here is the short of it. While Rosemary has made progress, her doctors and therefore Medicare…
Who’s Ted?
Originally posted on saneteachers:
If you search your memory banks back to yesterday, I laid claim to the fact that I think I have a lot of general knowledge. One thing about which I have almost zero knowledge is TED Talks. I had never even heard of TED Talks until a colleague was mentioning it…
I’m back….again
Originally posted on sethsnap:
This past weekend it seemed to rain every second of every hour. No snow, just rain. This is Downtown Cincinnati. Taken with my iPhone In a world where change is the norm, crazy is the sane and uncertainty is the future, I have decided to make my thoughts, photos and drawings…
Attending Jaipur Literature Festival? Your quick guide to Jaipur as you attend JLF
Originally posted on JaipurThruMyLens:
Every year the Jaipur Literature Festival brings in thousands of writers, speakers, visitors to Jaipur over a 5-day event in January. The hotel rooms in the city are all sold out due to the JLF rush. The Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) venue, Diggi Palace is packed to the full with visitors. It’s…
Short Stories and The Experimental Notebook II – A Visit from C.S. Boyack
Originally posted on Helen Jones:
Today I’m delighted to welcome Craig Boyack, author, blogging friend and mastermind behind Lisa Burton (I hope Lisa won’t mind me saying that). Craig is a tireless promoter of bloggers and writers across the blogosphere, plus posts plenty of entertaining content, so hop on over to his blog and check…
SciFi Month 2016 – Short Stories: THE EMPEROR OF MARS, by Allen Steele
Originally posted on Space and Sorcery:
Short stories are a difficult matter to handle: on one side, they might not give the same satisfactory “density” of a book, on the other they afford you a glimpse into a world, a setting you know you would enjoy – but end all too soon. Every time I…
Lisa Burton Drops by to Tell Us About C.S. Boyack’s Short Stories and How Writing Them Differs From Novels
Originally posted on S.K. Nicholls:
Today I have a dear friend, Craig, who goes by C.S. Boyack as his author name. Craig has a spokemodel for his books, Lisa Burton, and I have invited her here to tell us a bit about the difference between short stories and novels. I personally find reading the…
Feeding the animals
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The inviting snow-capped mountains!
Originally posted on The Learning Curve:
I have been enjoying the road-trips off late. Being an absolute lover of driving, such trips have added a great deal to my adventures. In addition to the popular attractions that we cover, we also discover many hidden gems along the way. These places are untouched, less populated, and…
Out with the Old, In with the New!
Originally posted on One Foot Out the Door:
Is it the nature of things (or simply me and my itchy feet?) that just as I have (semi-happily) settled into my newest environment that I should suddenly find ahead of me a tantalizing new horizon? Its confirmation awaits the final details … stay tuned until after…
Calling All Rad Chicks, We’re Giving Away a Free Adventure Worth Up To $2,000!
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Road Trips and Adventures
Originally posted on Tori's Stories:
The best kinds of days are the days where you wake up and never in your wildest imagination do you think you will end up doing what has actually transpired throughout the day. Those kinds of days where you get to explore new places – whether it is right…
20 Trips to Take in Your 20s
Article Source: quickwhittravel.com Quick Whit Travel Since I recently turned 31, I’ve been reflecting on the person I’ve become–what I love about myself, what I wish I’d done before now, what I can improve, why I am the way I am, etc. And I realized on a recent trip to Bali that travel is not…
Time trips
Originally posted on Perspectives on Life, the Universe and Everything:
discerning time is it present, future or past? losing sight of moments some stay longer others don’t last Life passes so fast I was an infant yesterday
School Trips
Originally posted on radhikasreflection:
A couple of months back my 13 year old daughter came home with a notice from school. It stated that the school would be taking the children on a trip to Kerala for ten days during the 1st term break. She was thrilled and wanted to go. I was a bit…
Taking Road Trips
Article Source: doodlewash.com Doodlewash® Tonight, I’m running super short on time, but made a quick doodlewash of an old Volkswagan camper van as my recreational vehicle for today’s prompt. I’ve never actually owned one of these or even ridden in one, but find them really cool. In fact, the only kind of recreational vehicle I’ve ever experienced…
