Esther’s Calling – Dawgy Daddy responds
Bringing these two to life today was all I could muster, thanks Esther!!!| Dawgy Daddy responds
The Starbucks Streamliner slowly starts to pick up speed as it leaves the station behind schedule this morning. ROLL TIDE ROLL Damn sure looks good don’t it? But this whole waking up thing isn’t happening yet. My day is planned and hopefully I will see it come to fruition as it looks sooo good on […]| Dawgy Daddy responds
Bringing these two to life today was all I could muster, thanks Esther!!!| Dawgy Daddy responds
Short story recommendations and collections on my TBR for the #ShortStorySeptember blogging challenge. Also includes tips for finding new short stories online, including translated stories from man…| Market Garden Reader
Welcome to another Festive Friday card making and paper crafting challenge! For #FF0195, our festivity is Global Champagne Day, which is on October 24th. The Inspo List is 10 items you can choose from to create your project. Incorporate THREE of the items in your project and link up! And guess … The post Festive Friday Card Making and Paper Crafting Challenge #FF0195 appeared first on Festive Friday.| Festive Friday
Welcome to another Festive Friday card making and paper crafting challenge! For #FF0194, our festivity is National Chess Day, which is on October 11th. The Inspo List is 10 items you can choose from to create your project. Incorporate THREE of the items in your project and link up! And …| Festive Friday
Posted for Cee’s Flower of the Day| photographias
Venice, ’90| photographias
The Isle of Arran Heritage Museum is in Rosaburn, a short distance from Brodick. I’ve been to Arran a couple of times and I always love the time we spend there, even when the weather is not as nice, like on the day we visited this wonderful museum. The buildings by themselves are interesting enough, […]| photographias
Posted for Cee’s Flower of the Day| photographias
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A Subway station in Glasgow. Posted for John’s Cellpic Sunday| photographias
It certainly is that time of the year, at least in this part of the world, as we experienced the first storm of the season, Amy. It was not nearly as bad as I expected. Still, the rain has been relentless for a few days now and considering the warm reception my Hermitage photo had […]| photographias
Posted for Cee’s Flower of the Day| photographias
Paris, ’95| photographias
“Park Circus is a highly regarded, visually stunning architectural area in Glasgow, characterized by 19th-century Italianate terrace houses built around central gardens, designed by Charles W…| photographias
Estamos ya en otoño, aunque en España no lo parece con estos días de 30 grados, y el tema para el nuevo reto de A Place To Start es jugar con calabazas o la opción de todo vale. Yo siempre trato de jugar con el tema y como veis en October hay una calabaza 😉.| Scrapeando paso el rato
Una tarjeta de jubilación con un poco de textura y un diseño sencillo que contrasta con el precioso papel con el que he hecho el sobre que la acompaña| scrapeandopasoelrato.blogspot.com
This year, instead of simply handing cousin Tim a gift card, why not make him earn... The post Puzzle Payoff: A Wild Money & Gift Card Party Game appeared first on Wealthy Woman Finance.| Wealthy Woman Finance
Who knew a single dollar bill could spark so much chaos? Dollar Dodge turns pocket change... The post Dollar Dodge: The Ultimate Money-Chasing Party Game appeared first on Wealthy Woman Finance.| Wealthy Woman Finance
And here it is!! I had only 3 of these on my ‘love’ list – being ‘The Rest of Our Lives’ and ‘The Land in Winter’, along with ‘the Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny’ (chosen because I want to read it). But of my predicted list – I had 4, missing only ‘Flashlight‘ and I […]| Yarra Book Club
Candy and costumes may be the first fun things that come to mind when you think […] The post Halloween STEAM Challenges for Kids appeared first on Left Brain Craft Brain.| Left Brain Craft Brain
On April 10th and 11th, 2025, Deakin University and the Community...| CDJ
Keep going - you’re closer than you think| Sell Your Service
Would the development of autonomous, powerful super-intelligent AIs (ASI) automatically lead to disaster for humans – or to unprecedented wisdom – or to something else? In an increasingly unpredictable world, what might help make life-serving outcomes from ASI more likely? | Random Communications from an Evolutionary Edge
Are you getting ready for some spooky inspiration? Just look at the list of participants in this Hop! Almost all of my favourite bloggers have joined in and I’m sure you’ll be sure to find a project (or two) that you just need to make. 🎃😉👻😆 Monday Oct 20 MooseStashQuilting Karrins Crazy World Scrapdash JustContinue reading "Out of the Dark Blog Hop Coming Soon!"| Quilt Schmilt
Learn how pre-settlement loans can relieve financial stress for certain accident victims, offering aid until the legal case concludes.| When Women Inspire
A field of different coloured Poppies at the Wilson Botanic Gardens in Berwick| Wandering Teresa
Sarah of Travel with Me leads us this week in Monochrome Madness Challenge with the theme of Ruins. In black and white, ruins are no longer just remnants of the past. They are symbols of endurance — quiet, solemn, and endlessly captivating. The ruins of the Colosseum in Rome stand as a powerful reminder of... Read More| Wandering Teresa
Had our car fixed and happened to see this on our way near DFO (Direct Factory Outlet) at Moorabbin Airport. Cute isn’t it? I am also linking this to Natalie’s Photographing Public Art Challenge| Wandering Teresa
There’s something quietly charming about seeing one old window from the frame of another at the Old Cheese Factory. For Monday Window Challenge| Wandering Teresa
Living in Australia, I’ve always been aware of how far away we are from the rest of the world. It often feels like only the truly determined travellers make their way down here. But just beyond our shores lies another country, equally distant yet full of wonder—New Zealand. I recently journeyed through the South Island,... Read More| Wandering Teresa
Finally … joining Dan’s CFFC for a fun post. Here is my take on the theme Framed by Things.| Wandering Teresa
White calla lilies—simple, fresh, and effortlessly elegant.| Wandering Teresa
There’s no set theme for this week’s Monochrome Madness Challenge, so I’ve decided to feature monochrome shots from my travels. Ascending Mt. Titlis, the world transforms. The funicular lifts you a…| Wandering Teresa
As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, fall offers more than pumpkin spice and cozy sweaters; it’s also the perfect season to re-energize your workforce. The transition from summer to year-end deadlines can leave employees drained, but the right fall wellness challenges can boost energy, strengthen morale, and keep teams engaged. On IncentFit’s Read more... The post 10 Fall Wellness Challenges to Energize Your Workplace appeared first on IncentFit.| IncentFit
Il y avait un petit bout de temps que je n’avais pas fait d’articles pour le Pumpkin Autumn Challenge 2025 ! C’est un challenge annuel qui fête l’arrivée de l’automne, toutes les règles et les détails sont dans cet article de Guimause, la maîtresse sorcière de la communauté. Chaque année, […] Cet article Pile à lire pour le Pumpkin Autumn Challenge 2025 est apparu en premier sur La Geekosophe.| La Geekosophe
It seems there has barely been time to wave a wistful farewell to the warm days of summer – and any holidays we were fortunate enough to take – before the days shorten, wardrobes acquir…| Volatile Rune
Avis flash #27, mes premières lectures du PAC 2025 : - La maison biscornue de G. Guilyn - Quand nos os retourneront à la terre de V. E Schwab - Graveyart Shift de M. L. Rio - Le moineau de Dieu de Mary Doria Russell - Fachinèira d'Orezza d'Antès L’article Avis flash #27 : septembre 2025 est apparu en premier sur Zoé prend la plume.| Zoé prend la plume
Feeling the beat of Sly and the Family Stone this morning, hope you enjoy.| Dawgy Daddy responds
Le Pumpkin Autumn Challenge est un challenge culturel mené par Guimause de la chaîne Youtube Le Terrier de Guimause depuis quelques années. Comme le Cold Winter Challenge, il s’organise autou…| Encres & Calames
As a manager, you're expected to be a problem solver. But what does it mean to be one? Problem solving is identifying and solving problems by applying| Risely
Whitelee Wind Farm just outside Glasgow. Posted for John’s Cellpic Sunday| photographias
Una tarjeta con tonos verdes en el exterior y un fondo malva en el interior y con un toque de glitter que además de añadir brillo añade textura.| scrapeandopasoelrato.blogspot.com
All software projects have their problems, but a good manager anticipates them. And communicates, plans and develops the project team.| Project Management Works
Kintsugi Inspirations is the name of the patterned paper I have used for my card today. Kintsugi Inspirations is on Page 59 of the Stampin’ Up! Annual catalogue. I love all the gorgeous blues and pretty florals. I have adhered the background layer onto a card base of Misty Moonlight cardstock, and the retired Scallop … … Continue reading →| Dot Dot Stamping Designs
Outside a little vintage shop in Sorrento, I found this charming bench. The town, sharing its name with its Italian counterpart, is also a seaside gem in Victoria, Australia. Here the ocean air mix…| Wandering Teresa
This is such a stunning piece of artwork in Swan Street, Richmond. It is a fantastic collaboration by David Hooke’s (aka Meggs) and one of my favourites, Matt Adnate. I am also linking this t…| Wandering Teresa
To long for something is to feel that deep pull toward what isn’t here yet—a mix of hope, desire, and maybe a little ache. It’s not always about big dreams; often, it’s the small, everyday things t…| Wandering Teresa
I was walking down this street when I came across a piece of public art—three figures standing together. Nearby, someone rested on a bench, a bike parked just behind him. But one detail caught my e…| Wandering Teresa
Orange roses burn with the colors of a sunset, carrying warmth, passion, and the promise of new beginnings. They feel like little bursts of joy gathered in a bloom.| Wandering Teresa
I’ve mentioned in some earlier posts from my South Island trip that Christchurch has some pretty amazing murals. This time, I came across something a little different—art on utility doors all over …| Wandering Teresa
There’s no set theme for this week’s Monochrome Madness Challenge, so I’ve decided to feature monochrome shots from my travels. The River Reuss flows through Lucerne and beneath the Chapel Bridge, …| Wandering Teresa
I found this on a tucked-away spot in Port Campbell on the way home from our Great Ocean Road trip in 2024. For Jude’s Bench Challenge| Wandering Teresa
Last Sunday was Father’s Day here in Melbourne. We had lunch at a restaurant in Lygon Street, Brunswick East. Then I saw these murals while walking to the car. Outside an Italian Restaurant A Japan…| Wandering Teresa
In York, autumn has a way of sneaking onto windows—reds, yellows, and oranges catching the light. Makes even a simple walk become somehow magical. From our roadtrip to York, UK in 2023 for Monday W…| Wandering Teresa
NEW Weekly Challenges for Platinum Members! 🏆 New Weekly Challenges for Platinum Members – And Yes, There Are Prizes! 🎉 We’re excited to announce our brand-new Weekly Challenges, exclusively for... The post NEW Weekly Challenges for Platinum Members! appeared first on Maria Mind Body Health.| Maria Mind Body Health
I participated in four reading challenges this summer:| My Head Is Full of Books
Me revoilà avec une nouvelle participation au Pumpkin Autumn Challenge ! Avec cette fois une liste plutôt gothique et horrifique. Place à la pàl de la saison ! L’article Pumpkin Autumn Challenge 2025 : ma pile à lire est apparu en premier sur Zoé prend la plume.| Zoé prend la plume
Hello & Welcome We've a bit of a tricky theme this month and we know it's not everyone's jam. So are you up for the challenge? The AAA Bir...| aaabirthday.blogspot.com
Est-ce que les douces couleurs automnales ne seraient pas en train de pointer le bout de leur nez en ce début Septembre ? Les envies cocooning sont plus présentes, la pluie nous offre de belles ave…| Les Lectures de Pippin
While there is wide agreement that student engagement plays a vital role in learning, educators continue to face uncertainty about what engagement looks like, how best to measure it, and how to sustain it.| eSchool News
Hello bookworms!! From June 1st to August 31st, I participated in the 10 Books of Summer challenge. This challenge was created by Cathy but this year it was run by Emma and Annabel. I usually go fo…| Misty's Book Space
Hello bookworms!! The Summer Series Smash reading challenge has come to an end which means it’s time for me to share what I was able to read. This readathon took place from June 1st to August…| Misty's Book Space
I have just announced the 13th year of my annual reading challenge, Big Book Summer Challenge, so I wanted to share my own summer reading plans!| Book By Book
Welcome to Big Book Summer 2025!| Book By Book
L’an dernier, j’ai participé au Pumpkin Auumn Challenge, comme les six années précédentes. Comme je ne travaillais pas, j’avais donc prévu une super pile à lire… malheureusement, je n’ai pas réussi l’objectif visé qui était de valider les 12 catégories. Je n’ai lu que 6 ouvrages.| Le Manège de Psylook
In my book, September is always sunny enough to be considered summer, so I will shamelessly continue reading my #20BooksOfSummer2025 for an extra month. What with a holiday, a jungle of a garden to…| Market Garden Reader
Mañana empieza un nuevo reto en A Place To Start y el tema es hojas y círculos. Es una idea muy original y da para hacer muchas cosas, pero no os preocupéis que también tenéis la opción de todo vale.| Scrapeando paso el rato
Una tarjeta llena de textura y color que tiene como protagonistas estas ovejillas tan monas que están pastando en el campo.| scrapeandopasoelrato.blogspot.com
Join the 15-Minute Homebody Olympics—20 quick cleaning + decluttering tasks to refresh your home in just 15 minutes a day.| Somewhat Simple Living
This week for the Lens-Artist Challenge, Anne @ Slow Shutter Speed has asked us to go on a scavenger hunt for photos dealing with the topics she has suggested. Check out her website for all the details. Our aim was to find between five and ten, no more than ten. With such diversity, it was … Continue reading "~ Scavenger Hunt, a deep dive into the Archives ~"| Travels with Ali
Hi there!Well, it has certainly been a long time between posts. I am still here and still crafting, and feeling like I am starting again from scratch with cardmaking and blog posts. But sometimes, …| Dot Dot Stamping Designs
Just Add Ink have a pretty colour combo this week. You’ve probably seen that I have been playing around with blending colours and masking lately. My card this week has another masked / blende…| Ink Everywhere
What is a CRM database? Get a clear B2B definition, explore key benefits & features, and learn best practices for using it to improve sales performance.| Salesflare Blog
My first go at the Lens-Artists challenge was in the Summer of 2019, and in September 2021 I was guest host. The following year I was surprisingly invited to be a member of this wonderful team. For…| photographias
Una tarjeta en tonos verdes y rosa con unas ventanas circulares y mucha textura gracias a los polvos de embossing que he usado en el acetato.| scrapeandopasoelrato.blogspot.com
Plans for 20 Books of Summer? What plans? Have I stuck to my original list? Yes and no. Am I as far as I’d like to be? No. I’m well on my way, but I haven’t read any of my own physical books yet, so my shelf’s just as full. What’s more, our new holiday plans require a rethink. 1001 books, reading the world, July in Paris; I want to read them all.| Market Garden Reader
Rather confusingly, Lilian Jackson Braun and Rita Mae Brown have both written series of books featuring cats who help solve mysteries. The fluffiest of cosy mysteries! Based on one of each, which do I prefer? And, apart from their similar names, do the authors have anything in common?| Market Garden Reader
What seems a simple story of a WWII partisan fighter sheltering in an undamaged house contains hidden depths and interesting language. He considers the futility and depravity of war, but cannot hel…| Market Garden Reader
I hope you’re having a good week. Here’s a new story challenge: Can you tell a story in 46 words using the following words in it somewhere: DUMBFOUNDED VITAMINS WATERFALL THUMB GARLIC Last week’s c…| Esther Chilton
Your word prompt this week is KIND The first thought that comes to my mind for this word is being kind. If you look around at the world today, there’s not enough kindness; it can seems as if …| Esther Chilton
Here’s a new limerick challenge for you at the start of this new week. Your word is: ROCK Last week’s prompt was TOUCH. You came up with some clever limericks: Nicola Daly: There once was a ca…| Esther Chilton
Hi there. I hope you’re having a good week. Here’s a new story challenge: Can you tell a story in 70 words using the following words in it somewhere: SCAB PILATES TEAPOT GLADIATOR PLANK…| Esther Chilton
Your word prompt this week is SMALL When I think about the word small, I can think about it negatively – small-minded people or people making you feel small. But I prefer to associate it with…| Esther Chilton
So this may be obvious to everyone by now, but I seem to be on an unintentional blogging hiatus. I think I got a bit burned out, by blogging, by ARCs, by beta reading, even just reading. I only read a fraction of my usual books in 2024, and honestly? A lot of that was […]| Celebrity Readers
It’s the end of July and the end of another 30 x 30 challenge. I hope it was a productive month for everyone! It sounded like things were going really well for the folks who checked in mid-month. I didn’t participate in the challenge this month…genealogy has been moved to the back burner for now. […]| Organize Your Family History
This week’s Just Add Ink Challenge is a Sketch. Here is the card I made: For my card I made a mask, that I used with the blending brushes and Daffodil Delight, Pumpkin Pie and Cajun Craze ink…| Ink Everywhere
Hello & Welcome! We're going sporty for August. Who do you know that loves sports? Take this opportunity to get a birthday card created an...| aaabirthday.blogspot.com
Fastpacking the TMB (Tour du Mont Blanc) in 5 days with friends — the highs, lows, & everything in between on this unforgettable mountain loop| Trail Running for Life
In a bold and deeply analytical new work, The Urgency of Black Madness, author and scholar Prof. George Nyamndi brings forth a voice that is equal parts| New York Weekly
July is always a good month to get away and escape to a warmer climate. We had fun with family, warm sunshine, trips to the beach and visits to theme parks. What's been on your calendar? #WBOYC #July #Whatsbeenonyourcalendar #blogging #midlife #monthlywrapup| Deb's World
Un tag perfecto para estos días de calor intenso que estamos viviendo y para el nuevo reto de A Place To Start.| scrapeandopasoelrato.blogspot.com
An easy choice from Debbie at Travel with Intent this week, the word is Green. A magnificent lettuce from my brother’s garden in Essex. Although he was fairly miffed when I picked it for salad at dinner. Apparently there is a certain way to do this for regrowth. I hope it did grow again. 🥬 … Continue reading "~ A Homegrown Lettuce for One Word Sunday ~"| Travels with Ali
In the fast-paced world of education, staying abreast of the latest eLearning technologies is crucial for both educators and learners. […] The post eLearning technologies: Exploring the latest innovations and tools appeared first on Wizcabin.| Wizcabin
In the ever-expanding world of e-learning, where courses abound on every conceivable topic, standing out from the crowd is crucial. […] The post Paid Advertising for E-Learning Success appeared first on Wizcabin.| Wizcabin
It is here! Love Forms by Claire Adam (Faber) – 304 pages – 9 June (UK) 23 Sep (AU) The South by Tash Aw (4th Estate) – 288 pages – out now Universality …| Yarra Book Club
Your writing prompt this week is FAITH For many, this word equates to religion and a particular faith. For others, it may mean a lack of faith. I like to think about it in positive terms and having…| Esther Chilton
The middle of the month has passed. How is your 30 x 30 challenge going? If you’re participating, please drop a comment and let us know how it’s going! Have you been able to put in 30 minutes a day on your project? If not, that’s okay. I’m curious, though: did you put in more […]| Organize Your Family History
Taking Stock it's like a snapshot of my life right at this moment in time. One word prompts and my quick fire responses. Read my 6 reasons for doing these regular posts. Feel free to join in #takingstock #WWWhimsy| Deb's World
BRADFIELD (NSW, IND, 0.01)| Dr Kevin Bonham
