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
Welcome to another Festive Friday card making and paper crafting challenge! For #FF0192, our festivity is Talk like A Pirate Day, which is on September 19th. The Inspo List is 10 items you can choose from to create your project. Incorporate THREE of the items in your project and link … The post Festive Friday Card Making and Paper Crafting Challenge #FF0192 appeared first on Festive Friday.| Festive Friday
Ritva’s challenge this week is, as she presented it, “story-driven”. Her post is inspirational, inviting us to pause and observe, to either capture moments when you savour the beauty and stillness of your surroundings or others doing it. These are moments where I stood still as not to disturb my surroundings, mesmerised by my luck […]| photographias
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Lisbon ’92| photographias
It’s been a couple of years since I took this photo and, although I remember roughly where it is it’s not enough to search for any kind of info. For what I can guess, it probably dates from the early 20th Century, maybe 1910’s, 1920’s at a push. The door itself is gorgeous but it […]| photographias
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This week is all about fun and search, with Anne’s Scavenger Hunt! To make things a bit easier (or maybe not) Ann gives us a list of possible subjects and then, and this is the hard part, asks us to limit our picks to a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10. Here we […]| photographias
Posted for Cee’s Flower of the Day| photographias
Albufeira, ’90| photographias
No information on this lovely, tiny door I’ve found in Monsaraz. I love the cobbled street too. Posted for Dan’s Thursday Doors| photographias
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
The mental health needs of students are evolving, and our systems have struggled to keep up. For many families, accessing care is still time-consuming, costly, or confusing.| eSchool News
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
Here’s a new limerick challenge for you this fine Monday – your word is: SPELL Last week’s prompt was SING. You came up with some great limericks: Therapy Bits: There once was a bird on the wing, Who loved every morning to sing. With a voice bright and clear, It brought all who could hear, A […]| Esther Chilton
I hope your week is going well. Here’s your Thursday story challenge: Can you tell a story in 35 words using the following words in it somewhere: Last week’s challenge was to write a story in 51 words using the following three words in it somewhere: Here are your fantastic stories: Therapy Bits: The millipede […]| Esther Chilton
Your word prompt this week is STRIKE This word can have negative connotations – to strike someone by hitting them, air strikes, or going on strike from a job in order to get better pay and working conditions. We sometimes describe disaster as striking or a lightning strike. But lets’ think about it in more […]| Esther Chilton
Here in the UK, it’s a bank holiday – and we’re having a mini-heatwave. I hope you’re able to keep cool. Here’s a new limerick challenge for you – your word is: SING Last week’s prompt was JUST. You came up with some great limericks: Nicola Daly: Giving into his voracious blood lust Vlad the Vampire […]| Esther Chilton
Ce challenge Escapades en Europe – Voyages dans les littératures européennes a été créé par Cléanthe fin mars 2025 pour commencer en mai. Malheureusement je ne le découvre que maintenant (26 août) et j’ai déposé un commentaire pour demander si je pouvais le commencer en septembre voire rattraper (si je peux) mon retard des 4 […]| PatiVore
We have our Center Stage Designers for August A huge thank you to everyone who participated in last month’s challenge! Thank you so very much for your kind words, prayers, and patience. It is truly appreciated. Without further ado, here … Continue reading →| Park Hopping, My Happy Place
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
Marigold flowers brighten up the surroundings with pops of colour. FLORAL FRIDAY| Wandering Teresa
Step through the doors of Studio & Co. It is a creative hub located in Moorooduc, which is a township within the Mornigton Peninsula. For Dan’s Thursday Doors Challenge And for Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge| Wandering Teresa
On a Rhine River Cruise, with wine on one hand and a camera on the other. Enjoying the line of coloured houses and the view of some medieval castles. In the centre of Heidelberg, the university town of Germany, are these charming houses and restaurants. The Heidelberg Castle overlooks the old town. The Bruckentor or... Read More| Wandering Teresa
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND Christchurch is such a great city for walking, and what makes it even better are all the murals you spot along the way. When I was wandering near Riverside Market, I came across what I thought was an old vintage building. But when I looked closer, I realised the whole thing was... Read More| Wandering Teresa
MOOROODUC, VICTORIA A window filled with beautiful glass pieces—perhaps the work of a single artist, or maybe a collaborative class project. Who knows… Bushboy (Brian) is this week’s host of Monday Window| Wandering Teresa
Came across this signage on a shopfront while hubby and I took a spontaneous little trip to Mornington, Victoria. It said, “I licked it, so it’s mine.” Was wonderful to have this on a warm-ish day like today. Debbie’s Six Word Saturday| Wandering Teresa
On my walk a few months back, I spotted a camellia bush with its pretty blooms peeking out between the leaves. It felt like such a nice little surprise along the way—like the season quietly showing off. I couldn’t help but pause for a moment just to take it in before moving on. Floral Friday... Read More| Wandering Teresa
St Paul’s Cathedral is a striking Anglican church that anchors Melbourne’s busiest intersection, standing directly opposite Federation Square and just across from the iconic Flinders Street Station. Built between 1880 and 1931 in the neo-Gothic style, the cathedral is one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks and remains Victoria’s most visited place of worship. Light... Read More| Wandering Teresa
Monochrome night shots turn lights and shadows into pure drama. Water movement shows softness, flowing gently in black and white. Daylight roads in monochrome show quiet lines and textures we often miss. For Leanne’s Monochrome Madness Challenge| Wandering Teresa
Rise From the Rubble’ is a mural by Brandon Warrell on Hereford Street in Christchurch, New Zealand. It’s a symbol of hope, commemorating the resilience and efforts of the Christchurch community to…| Wandering Teresa
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
To: David Murimi – Co-Founder & CEO, Truehost Cloud Sangeeta Baraskar – Managing Director, Truehost IT...| Consumers Federation of Kenya (COFEK)
Welcome to another Festive Friday card making and paper crafting challenge! For #FF0191, our festivity is National Beach Day, which is on August 30th. 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 #FF0191 appeared first on Festive Friday.| Festive Friday
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
On the surface, Jennie is an adventure story about cats, but actually it’s a morality tale about friendship, love, trust, abandonment and regrets. Jennie is a cat who hates and distrusts humans because she was once abandoned. Peter is a cat who once was human. Inspired to post by #ReadingtheMeow2025 because when I read it in 2018 I became totally sidetracked by Paul Gallico’s unexpected life.| 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
🎨 WOW! We continue to be amazed by the incredible entries in our recent Challenges! Thank you all so much for your patience and understanding as we combine both June and July’s winners into one special announcement. 🙏 Selecting just a few … Continue reading →| Park Hopping, My Happy Place
We had a bunch of fun on Wednesday, June 21, for my Art Journaling Marathon and it has took all...| Strawberry Moon Magazine
I shared the prompts for this year’s challenge a few days ago, but I wanted share more about the Art...| Strawberry Moon Magazine
We’ll be celebrating the Strawberry Full Moon all month long with a prompt list, prizes, and an art journaling marathon....| Strawberry Moon Magazine
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
Spotted this charming little cottage in Glenorchy, New Zealand —with its rusty old wheel still attached and glass windows with flower boxes spilling over with blooms. The weathered wood, the vintag…| Wandering Teresa
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! So… I tipped 2 of these to be on the list. And I have read 2 of them. I am sad about some that are missing – Hollinghurst, Thien etc, but super excited to read those that are here. Though it is a little sad that no Australian books made it. This […]| Yarra Book Club
Okay I have been thinking about this list for a year! The following is my Man Booker Prize Long List for 2025. And of course it is a ‘Booker Dozen’ which means it can have 12 or 13 books, so I chose 13 books to increase my odds! The actual long list will be announced […]| 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
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Hosted by Emma @ Words and Peace| My Head Is Full of Books
Here is the amazing result link, followed by Sue Wickstead’s poem, and my response. Yvette Calleiro: https://yvettemcalleiro.blogspot.com/2025/07/futuristic-dreams-tankatuesday.html A Poem by Sue Wickstead ‘I woke up one day and I was on the moon.’ All around me there was grey dust and hollow craters. There was an eerie silence, and I felt myself shiver. How did … Continue reading "#CreativePerspectiveChallenge Seven Results! #writingcommunity #poetry #flashfiction"| Author D.L. Finn
Welcome to the Seventh Creative Perspective Challenge! I’d love for you to participate with a poem or a flash fiction piece. Just post your blog link in the comments or email it to me, and I&…| Author D.L. Finn
Welcome to another Festive Friday card making and paper crafting challenge! For #FF0188, our festivity is National Ice Cream Day, which is on July 20th. 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
Empezamos una nueva serie de retos en My Time To Craft donde en cada uno de ellos vamos a jugar con un material diferente. Esta vez toca usar hilos, cuerdas, tela... En mi caso, he elegido cordel y tela.| Scrapeando paso el rato
Una tarjeta llena de color gracias al estampado y tonos pasteles de los papeles que he elegido y los rotuladores que he usado para colorear el sello.| scrapeandopasoelrato.blogspot.com
Happy Monday. Here’s your weekly limerick challenge. Your word is: SNEEZE Last week’s prompt was FELL. You came up with some clever limericks: Nicola Daly: Just got back from a run on Scafell*…| Esther Chilton
It’s time for a new story challenge. Here are your words… Can you tell a story in 44 words using the following words in it somewhere: TRIATHLON DOLPHIN STYLISH ARISTOCRAT TOFFEE Last we…| Esther Chilton
Your writing prompt this week is BIRDS This week’s prompt came to mind as I’m off to the Global Birdfair at Rutland (UK) on Friday as part of the Society of Environmental Writers and Jo…| Esther Chilton
Happy new week. I hope you had a nice break over the weekend. Here’s your new limerick challenge. Your word is: FELL Last week’s prompt was BLOCK. You came up with some really great limericks:…| Esther Chilton
It’s that time of the week again, and I don’t know about you, but I’m ready for the weekend. Before then, here is another story challenge for you: Can you tell a story in 24 words…| Esther Chilton
My quiet summer fundraiser continues. So far we’ve received $1453 from 15 people. If you find my work meaningful, please send me some support (it’s tax-deductible). Thank you so much! – Tom Today we face many complex, interrelated global crises, including This emerging entanglement of global crises is commonly referred …| Random Communications from an Evolutionary Edge
Island Batik is a manufacturer, importer and distributor of cotton batik, rayon batik and hand-printed cotton from Indonesia. Originally established in 1997, Island Batik’s mission is to share the ancient cultural art of batik and hand-dyed fabric with our many valued customers around the world.| Lumin Fabrics
Who’s up for a July 2025 30 x 30 challenge? I haven’t done one since January so it feels overdue. If you’re interested in committing to doing 30 minutes of genealogy research or genealogy organizing (or anything else, really) every day for 30 days, let everyone know in the comments. Sometimes the accountability of the […]| Organize Your Family History
Welcome to this month’s Tell Us About linkup which is all about the supernatural. I’m looking at what supernatural powers I’d like to have.Forget invisibility or mind reading, I&#…| Deb's World
Stampin' Up!, Storybook Garden Patch card in Bright Colours, Garden themed card, papercrafting, cardmaking, celebrate| Stamping Flair
Hello & Welcome! We're super delighted to welcome Pauline as our guest designer this month. Her card really screams Summer with it's glori...| aaabirthday.blogspot.com
Welcome to this month’s Tell Us About linkup which is all about Blooming. I’m looking at how I’ve managed to bloom during this stage of life and how I’ve incorporated boldne…| Deb's World
Let’s look at a nice little challenge: to find a cubic function with maximum and minimum at given locations – without using calculus. We’ll explore how to solve it with graphing software, and using algebra in a couple ways, and finally with calculus. And, surprise! They all give the same answer, though the results look …A Cubic Challenge Read More »| The Math Doctors
Let me take you back to Arrowtown, New Zealand—this time, in the opposite direction from the main street I shared earlier. The first thing that caught my eye was a historic cabin nestled against a …| Wandering Teresa
