Today’s guest post is Robin Gregory author of The Improbable Wonders of Moojie Littleman, her first published novel. Robin was …
6 New Zealand Destinations for Adventurous Baby Boomers
(featured image above is at Mount Ruapehu) Scenes of Mordor and Mount Doom in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy were filmed …
How to Help Your Dog with Separation Anxiety
Every fur parent’s worst fear is to leave their furbaby at home and giving them separation anxiety while they are …
Breathing Techniques to Help Anxiety
Anxiety disorders affect 40 million adults in the United States. Although they’re treatable, only 37 percent of those suffering …
Jennifer Macaire on Her Strengths as a Writer @jennifermacaire
Today’s Guest Post is from Jennifer Macaire. Jennifer is an American living in Paris. She lives with her husband, three children, …
Coconut Milk Pilaf A Guest Post by Jayashree T Rao @evergreendishes
Coconut milk pilaf is one of the dishes that I prepare often at home. Rice dishes are so handy, they are easy to prepare and filling. Moreover, my children prefer these kinds of dishes. The subtle smell of coconut milk makes it divine. You can pair it with any yogurt based salad and some crispies. A curry may also be used.
Mango King of Fruit A Guest Post by Jayashree T Rao @evergreendishes
Did you know that Indians are crazy about mangoes? It is regarded as the king of fruits and alphanso is the king of mangoes. They love mangoes and that is the best thing about summers. It is the national fruit. India is the highest cultivator of mangoes followed by China.
Guest post includes 2 recipes.
Clayton Graham: My Books and Writing @CGrahamSciFi
Today’s Guest Post is by Clayton Graham, a retired aerospace engineer who worked in structural design and research, Clayton has …
My Writing Space a Guest Post by Catherine E. McLean with Giveaway
old oak table with three drawers. It was made by my husband’s great-grandfather to house linens for a dining room. I’ve repurposed it as storage and the top holds two paper cutters, a typewriter, the telephone, the pencil sharpener, and …
Just Write – a Guest Post by Jennifer Dean
All you need to do is type. Type a word, type a sentence, type a paragraph. And if you prefer, do your writing on hard paper with a pen. The point isn’t how you write but that you write.