When I come to my dad’s, it’s a toss of the dice if I sleep or not, and yesterday was a no night, I don’t know why, since I have the same medical bed as I do at my place, so I end up putting my headphones on since we sleep in the same room … Continue reading Marry Your Best Friend by Spencer Crandall→| Mybookworld24
Before I start going off about the memoir I have been talking about, I want to ask for your blogger’s point of view. On any day, I get upwards of 200 emails with content posts. Now, I’m someone who, once I start following you, I put your blog on my notifications so I can support … Continue reading Freebie Friday #25→| Mybookworld24
What Are My Bookish Dreams? Six Fun Facts on Space Off The Topic Thursday/ Sea Coral As Tear The Earth Elements Book Tag Original Off The Topic Thursdays/ The Sun As Love Something In The Heavens by Lewis Capladi Top Five Wednesday/ Short Reads Top Five Wednesday/ Hispanic Rep Six Fun Facts on Space I … Continue reading September Wrap Up 2025→| Mybookworld24
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Do you want to rank well on Google and consistently generate leads? If so, you’ll have to consistently publish high-quality content on your website. If you’re like most business owners, you’re too busy to dedicate time to writing blogs, creating infographics, and shooting videos. Because of this, you’ll probably resort to buying content instead. When […] The post Buying Content in 2025: What to Look For (and What to Avoid) in the Age of AI appeared first on The HOTH.| The HOTH
Text from my daughter: “Family picnic at Myrtle on Oct. 3rd. Can you go?” “Yes! I’m in.” The family picnic coincided with the Scholastic Book Fair. I’m usually on the other side of the book fair. Now I never did have to run it. Hats off to the school librarian. And I did not volunteer. […]| Reflections on the Teche
Welcome to the two hundred and seventy-second edition of Fiction Monday. "You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great." - Zig Ziglar … More Fiction Monday – 272| Void Thoughts
“Who told you it’s empty? I saw light there last week,” chided little Mary. “Everyone knows that house has been vacant for years, Mary.” Joe couldn’t believe the stories his sister came up with these days. For a five-year-old, she was quite creative. “Stop lying, Mary,” scolded Joe. … More The Vacant House| Void Thoughts
Earlier this month, I decided to write and publish daily. Although I didn’t publish every day, I wrote almost every day. When I first set out to write with the intention of publishing — beyond poetry and fiction — it felt like an immense task. … More Everyday Stories| Void Thoughts
Welcome to the two hundred and seventy-first edition of Fiction Monday. “The first step toward success is taken when you refuse to be a captive of the environment in which you first find yourself.”- Mark Caine … More Fiction Monday – 271| Void Thoughts
Welcome to the two hundred and sixty-ninth edition of Fiction Monday. "It is never too late to be what you might have been."- George Eliot … More Fiction Monday – 270| Void Thoughts
If you remember my original = reading goals for 2025, one was to “read with intention.” Meaning, write reading lists/TBRs and stick to it, not read whatever books catch my eye. Well, I’ve sort of stuck to that. Last year, I had a habit of reading any random e-books that caught my eye … Continue reading The Most Random Books I Have Ever Read| Jillian the Bookish Butterfly Blog
There was a time in my life I wouldn’t have cared about FOMO….it was boring. Since graduating college and working various temporary jobs, I’ve spent a good chunk of my money on books. Often, they were either new releases getting a lot of hype, or popular backlist titles. The books on today’s list … Continue reading Really Popular Books I STILL Have Not Read| Jillian the Bookish Butterfly Blog
Travel makes you realize that no matter how much you know, there’s always more to learn. Nyssa P. Chopra| Travels Through My Lens
Here is another post from my amusing sign collection. I love taking photos of signs that I find amusing, creative, ironic, odd, thought provoking or relatable. If you’re interested, here are the links to the previous posts on amusing signs. Amusing Signs More Amusing Signs Even More Amusing Signs Here are my most recent additions.... Continue Reading →| Travels Through My Lens
Your travel life has the essence of a dream. It is something outside the normal, yet you are in it. It is peopled with characters you have never seen before and in all probability will never see again. It brings occasional homesickness, and loneliness, and pangs of longing. But you are like the Vikings or... Continue Reading →| Travels Through My Lens
I’ve been in a bit of a funk recently due to some surgery I had a few weeks ago. Thankfully, that’s over, and after one final check-up with my surgeon next week, we’ll be able to hit the road again, this time to central Oregon to see more of the state’s seven wonders. Until then,... Continue Reading →| Travels Through My Lens
Travel as much as you can, as far as you can, as long as you can. Life is not meant to be lived in one place. Unknown Tromsø, Norway| Travels Through My Lens
I cover in this article what I consider real-world expenses needed to get started with your blog for the first year.| Larry Ludwig
Celebrating seven years of travel blogging and writing about why refreshing your old posts matters in the ever-changing Internet landscape.| Letters to Barbara
The following may come as a shock to some, less so to others, but after bouncing around in the blogosphere since 2004 I’m ending The Spectacled Bean, an almost 15 year old blog*. I feel it is time for me, a free spirit, to move on. I need a change of scenery. Something simple and … Continue reading And Then It Was Time For Me To Say Goodbye| THE SPECTACLED BEAN
This essay is a reflection on the book The crisis of narration by Byung-Chul Han, read during the summer of 2025. All the quotes are from the book. Because we lack sufficiently strong communal narratives, our late modern societies are unstable. Without a shared narrative, the political, which makes shared action possible, cannot properly form. Introduction Intelligence computes and counts. Spirit, however, recounts. I can’t recall how I found out about this book. I remember — ironical...| Konfetti Explorations Feeds
So I am listening to Dave Winer talk about WordPress and The fediverse, and just had to try Wordland and I am now using it to write a post— it’s gonna happen! What happens next? Is it perfectly imperfect?| CogDogBlog
…therefore I still Am. Circling back, and forward from, April 19, 2003. That was 8205 days ago, 5809 posts prior to this. All created, managed, and hoisted on my own blog. Featured image: René Descartes image from Lille norske leksikon (Little Norwegian Encyclopedia) listed as public domain, modified by me with screenshot of my first […]| CogDogBlog
Cleaning my blog of broken links has turned out to be a huge project, but it’s very worthwhile. I’ve found poems I can use for my next anthology, short book lists, and fun pictures from…| Marsha Ingrao - Always Write
Hello #FallWritingFrenzy Friends- Yahoo!! Our competition is finally here! Kaitlyn Sanchez (Fall Writing Frenzy creator and co-host), Aixa Perez- Prado (Fall Writing Frenzy guest judge), and I, Lydia Lukidis (Fall Writing Frenzy co-host), are excited to read your entries. To enter: Reminder: please fill out the form between October 1 and October 3, 2025 11:59 […]| Lydia Lukidis
It’s time for an end of month review again! I said at the beginning of this month that I was interested in taking online courses, for ‘back to school,’ and I did! I’ve started a course on HTML coding, on the Codecademy website. It’s my first time learning about HTML, and it’s very interesting. (I… Continue reading September Review| On this I ponder
Discover the best side hustle ideas for extra income. Start today with simple, profitable side hustles you can manage alongside your full-time job. In today’s fast-paced world, many people look for ways to earn additional money without quitting their main jobs. Side hustles have become a popular solution because they offer flexibility, variety, and extra ... Read More| Woblogger
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*woo-woo warning: this is a metaphysical conversation, and it’s a little longer than normal. “…and do it with joy!” my mother used to add whenever I’d crumple up my face and slink off to do whatever she’d asked that interrupted my reading or daydreaming—wash the dishes, polish the wooden coffee table. Whatever the task, ‘do … Continue reading *Monday Notes: Third Chakra| K E Garland
As a writer, I’d love to end the story with, and I never returned. As a person showing up in authentic spaces, I’ve created for myself, I want to tell the rest of the truth. Of course, I returned. I had to get my purse. But I didn’t want to. That evening, I’d stayed up … Continue reading Mental Health Matters: Triggered (Part III)| K E Garland
Thank you for indulging in my year of discussing how mental health issues showed up in my life and how I’ve managed to become a healthier version of myself. I wanted to close out the year with a few resources that supported me over the past six years just in case you planned on working … Continue reading Mental Health Matters: Resources| K E Garland
And just like that, I’m a woman in midlife complaining about how media portray women who are in midlife. Part of this was prompted by watching three mind-numbing seasons of And Just Like That (AJLT…| K E Garland
Along with a summary of my writing activity last month, my September 2025 blog roundup has terrific posts on the difficulty of doing nothing, terms and conditions for well-being, and redefining success. The post Inspiring reads in my September 2025 blog roundup appeared first on Boomer Eco Crusader.| Boomer Eco Crusader
Just a test first blog post. Spent the afternoon setting up my blog and migrating the data from an archive I had stashed away. Managed to get posts going all the way back to 2007. Woohoo I have a blog again! And wow, things haven’t changed much at all. Still reverse proxying nginx to apache […] The post And Back Again. appeared first on .|
After the Google apocalypse of 2024, traffic to this DA52 site, with no AI, no spam (maybe, wink emoji), and good EEAT, was on its knees. I wrote about that in a post I titled “Is Google Destroying Blogging?” Since then, things have improved. A couple of readers have asked me for an update, so ... Read more The post Travel Blogging Today. What’s Working appeared first on World Travel Family. --- Travel Blogging Today. What’s Working was first posted on October 4, 2025 at 10:45 am. ©2...| World Travel Family
Do you ever feel stuck for blog post ideas? This post offers students and teachers 7 ideas to help find inspiration for your future blog posts. It includes a printable worksheet. Get inspired and get blogging!...| The Edublogger
Link to discussion There are some posts on the historical OSR blog scene that I’ve read recently from the Grumpy …Continue reading →| Smoldering Wizard
This blog is mine. While it is hosted somewhere, it could be anywhere. The main thing: it isn’t on a platform, and doesn’t have to be. I publish it on my own, and syndicate it through RSS. This puts me in a publishing ecosystem that is wide open and full of interop. If you want […]| Doc Searls Weblog
2024 was a year of not caring about stats. Although I looked at the numbers often and made notes, I didn't delve into them or the patterns that I noticed. In 2023, I realized that looking at numbers a lot did not help my motivation to blog and took steps away from it.| the wordy habitat
Last #SixDegrees I was driving to the Wurundjeri Wandoon people of the Greater Kulin Nation, that is in my part of Melbourne, but this month, I’m somewhere exotic – Japan. When this post is published, I expect to be on a train between Tokushima, in northern Shikoku, to Hikone, near Lake Biwa in Honshu. I … Continue reading Six degrees of separation, FROM Ghost cities TO …| Whispering Gums
Books! Photo: Paperback copies of my books Nailed, Her Bloody Betrayal, and Her Bloody Fortune. If you would like to participate in this prompt, feel free to use the “One-Liner Wednesday” title in your post, and if you do, you can ping back … Continue reading →|
Is it Friday? Really? Are you sure? Okay, then, I’m here with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. I don’t know if Mercury is in retrograde, but so many of my mechanical and technical devices are doing weird things. Just … Continue reading →|
Why is it impossible to eat just one of something that’s crispy? If you would like to participate in this prompt, feel free to use the “One-Liner Wednesday” title in your post, and if you do, you can ping back … Continue reading →|
It’s Friday once again, and would you look at that! I’m back with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. We’re in the season of the weather not being able to make up its mind here in southern Ontario. But I’m … Continue reading →|
When you have to rely on your phone to count your daily steps, it turns out pockets are essential. If you would like to participate in this prompt, feel free to use the “One-Liner Wednesday” title…| lindaghill.com
It’s time, it’s finally time for you to start your own blog. Maybe you’ve been intimidated by the thought of having your own blog, especially in an age where “bloggers” seem to be everywhere. But you don’t have to make a career out of it – why not just for fun? It’s the perfect platform for writing stories, sharing photos, and engaging with friends, family and even strangers.| u.osu.edu
Looking to start your own website? With Ohio State, it’s all about U! U.OSU is Ohio State’s free, easy-to-use online platform that allows Ohio State students and faculty to create, design and maintain their own website. Where do you even begin to make your own website and how can it help you in the future? Here are four reasons why you’ll want to use U.OSU: 1. U’re Hired Have you started applying for post-graduation summer internships or full-time positions? U.OSU can act as an online...| u.osu.edu
Brands that blog report 97% more links to their website and 434% more indexed pages in search engines. New, timely content is more vital to the success of your nonprofit’s digital marketing and fundraising strategy than it has ever been.| 5 Advantages Direct Mail Offers Nonprofits | Nonprofit Tech for Good
Remember that time you and your sisters stayed up all night talking about everything and nothing, or when a simple game turned into uncontrollable laughter?Life with three sisters is full of moments like that—chaotic, hilarious, and unforgettable.Those little memories are what make your bond so special, and Instagram is the perfect place to share them.A […] The post 350+ 3 Sister Captions For Instagram appeared first on RocketDigit.| RocketDigit
You’re cruising down an empty road, the night sky stretching endlessly above, dotted with stars and city lights reflecting off the asphalt. The air feels cool, the music just right, and the world around you seems to slow down. You glance out the window, snap a photo of the glowing streetlights or the moody skyline, […] The post 300+ Night Drive Captions For Instagram appeared first on RocketDigit.| RocketDigit
Planning a trip to Dubai or scrolling through a gallery full of dreamy travel pics? Whether you’ve just been dazzled by the glittering skyline, gone dune-bashing in the desert, or snapped a photo with the world-famous Burj Khalifa in the background, you’re probably itching to share those moments on Instagram. But here’s the catch — […] The post 300+ Dubai Captions For Instagram appeared first on RocketDigit.| RocketDigit
Most of last year, WordPress’s Machiavellian master processor (AI with a lot of A and too little I) busied itself with systematically removing my subscribers. The only upside was that I had more time for other projects. Then, last spring, … Continue reading → The post A Bit of Urgent WordPress Housekeeping first appeared on Mitch Teemley.| Mitch Teemley
Guest blogging has been a cornerstone of content marketing — and my own blogging journey — since the earliest days of the blogosphere. In fact, this very blog started as a collaborative project of guest bloggers back in 2009. Fast forward 15+ years, and guest blogging remains one of the smartest and most scalable ways […] Guest Blogging Isn’t Dead: How to Use It for SEO, Authority & Traffic appeared first on NealSchaffer.com| Neal Schaffer Official Site
It only occurred to me last week that Friday 19 September 2025 marked 13 years of blogging for me. That’s pretty amazing to still be blogging 13 years down the track from when I first started back in 2012! There... Read the Post The post 13 Years of Blogging first appeared on Write of the Middle.| Write of the Middle
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You will never read an AI generated word on this blog or in anything I write. Not in a sermon. Not in a book. Not even in an email. I claim each and every word and sentence, every comma and dash—I am fond of dashes—and every careless error as entirely my own. I know AI … Continue reading Why I Will Never Use AI For Writing| sethlewis.ie
Definitely put a note on your calendar for October 7th because there are some amazing new books coming out that day from some big name middle grade authors! Without fully realizing it, the majority of my Fall 2025 TBR List includes books being released on October 7th from some of my favorite middle grade authors. But, there’s also a couple of books written by new-to-me authors that I’m excited to discover as well. And, the best part for me, is that I was able to grab galley copies of ever...| Literacious
Reading Time: 8minutes - Post written by: Opace Digital Agency . Last Modified: October 31, 2024 I must admit, reading the title here makes me scratch my head in disbelief as someone who has viewed Logan Paul and KSI’s content over the last decade. But credit where it’s due: KSI and Logan Paul have shown us the power of […]| Opace Digital Agency
Reading Time: 21minutes - Post written by: Opace Digital Agency . Last Modified: August 6, 2025 Editor’s Note [September 16th 2024]: This article was originally published in March 2023 and has undergone multiple updates since. On March 3rd 2023, we published our original article discussing the AI inflection point introduced by OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Only days later, analysts at Morgan […]| Opace Digital Agency
Reading Time: 18minutes - Post written by: Opace Digital Agency . Last Modified: September 20, 2024 Back in April 2022, we were quick to jump on Elon Musk’s interest in Twitter and created an article covering the news and implications of Musk’s takeover. We made a lot of predictions about what could happen as a result of such a […]| Opace Digital Agency
2022 was probably the most happening year of my life. Considering everything that happened in real life, it is surprising that I managed to keep up my hobbies as well as I did. Sure, they fell to the wayside a few times but I didn't stop any of them. I consider that a win.| the wordy habitat
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Thinking about always having bad luck, however, others experience it as well. They don't always share their experiences.| gobino's bites
William O. Douglas, a U.S. Supreme Court Justice, recounts his childhood fear of water in "Deep Water." An incident at a YMCA pool intensified this fear, but through perseverance and swimming lessons, he ultimately overcame it, transforming his fear into confidence and resilience.| The Reading Palette
Emma Hawthorne, a 21-year-old battling Crohn’s disease and the weight of a life she never got to live. Her days are marked by dreams of independence, college, and fre| The Reading Palette
As many of you know, my dear friend and fellow blogger, Neil Reid, left us last November. Today would have been his 78th birthday. In honor of his kind heart and beautiful writing, I’d like to shar…| Bridgette Tales
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After an accident that nearly kills her, Emily and her husband, Freddie, move from London to a beautiful Dartmoor country house called Larkin Lodge. The house is gorgeous, striking—and to Emily, something about it feels deeply wrong. Old boards creak at night; fires extinguish; and books fall from the shelves—all of it stemming from the... Read More| Books Tales by me
A sunshine American bookstore whisperer clashes with the grumpy British owner of the shop she’s trying to save in this winning opposites-attract romance for book lovers.He has a struggling bookshop…| Books Tales by me
There are so many ways to format book reviews and it can be hard to pick one. Especially when you're in a slump or don't know how to begin.| the wordy habitat
Are book reviews enough for book blogs? What do people like to see? What posts work better in the long run? What content helps form more relationships?| the wordy habitat
Giles Turnbull: The strategy is enquiry| Dave Briggs
It's been a while, hasn't it?| Posts by Ashlee M Boyer
2021 was a wild ride. Here are some details from my year.| Posts by Ashlee M Boyer
You'll leave this post with straightforward action items for making your digital content more accessible.| Posts by Ashlee M Boyer
I blogged regularly for the first time in 2019. How'd it go?| Posts by Ashlee M Boyer
I change my mind so often. Maybe it's a curse, but it's usually a sign of something bigger.| Posts by Ashlee M Boyer
This is my 30th post on the DEV Community site. Here's a summary of my experience.| Posts by Ashlee M Boyer
We all procrastinate from time to time at varying degrees. Sometimes you just have to go do whatever it is that you're avoiding.| Posts by Ashlee M Boyer
I just published my new sites less than 2 weeks ago. Yeah, we devs and designers tend to redo our sites a lot, but isn't this a bit excessive?| Posts by Ashlee M Boyer
Each Wednesday, I share my week’s highlights over my morning cuppa coffee. The posts link to several photo and writing challenges. Blogging challenges expand my thinking about my Word of the …| Marsha Ingrao - Always Write
Step into Nepal’s current political situation through the eyes of a young, visionary doctor I met during my pilgrimage. The post Nepal’s Unrest Through the Eyes of a Young Visionary Doctor appeared first on Wise & Shine.| Wise & Shine
Embarking on something new can be both frightening and exciting. In my case, it's a mix of both. Creating content involves putting myself out there for the world to see. I'm starting small with the hope that it will blossom into a consistent flow of creativity. In this post, I share my thoughts on the reasons behind the existence of this blog.| Billy Le
It's been a few months since I last checked in and wrote a post. During that time, I was head down working on my mobile AI app, Dotted, but progressing slowly. Recently, I finally had the chance to visit the US for a new college graduate in our family. The reunion was absolutely pleasant and a much needed break away from the monotony.| Billy Le | Blog
I recently added an RSS feed to my website and wanted to cross-post my writings from my blog to other platforms like dev.to. Following the official docs was fine, however, there was one issue if you were using relative paths in your markdown for your image assets. The images were not correctly pointing to the URL where it was hosted. I did find a way to fix this in this post.| Billy Le | Blog
Last week I said I was going to form an LLC but decided not to. I finally took the plunge into mobile development and signed up for Apple and Google Developer Accounts under my name. I believe the web is still the most accessible platform there is out there but something about developing for mobile is appealing.| Billy Le | Blog
This year, I'm going to try to launch projects that will hopefully generate income. It's always been a dream of mine to pursue exciting ideas that I'm passionate about. In doing so, there are so many raised questions about what I need to do.| Billy Le | Blog
Sometimes you may find your .astro type definitions out of sync of your content configuration file. I don't know why this happens but I wanted to fix this since I want to rely on Typescript whenever I'm accessing properties from my collections. The fix is relatively simple by utilizing Husky.| Billy Le | Blog
This tutorial covers how to hook up your front-end contact form to a back-end email server using Resend. You can apply the concepts discussed in this post to any front-end or back-end framework. If you're using a form provider like FormSpree or FormSubmit and want to move away from them, then this blog post is for you.| Billy Le | Blog
After creating my Table of Contents for my blog, I needed a way to let the readers know which part of it they are viewing. By adding text decorations to the Table of Content links, I'm able to give a visual indicator by using the Web API Intersection Observer.| Billy Le | Blog
I had a problem where my draft blog posts were being committed to my GitHub repository. This might seem like an insignificant issue, but I didn't want a work-in-progress to be publicly viewable. So that's where I came up with a solution to use Husky and a Node script to prevent that.| Billy Le | Blog
There isn't a well-documented source on how you can create a custom Table of Contents from your markdown with the Astro Content Collection API. The 'remark-toc' plugin does the job but offers little control over where you can place it. In this post, I'll show you how I created my ToC for my blog.| Billy Le | Blog
Armando was exhausted as he dragged himself and his pack back to his tent. As a firefighter, he and his team were fighting a difficult blaze in the rough mountains several miles downhill from his h…| Marsha Ingrao - Always Write
Make AI your best writer: skip the junior-level fluff. Define your brand voice, embed knowledge, and analyze your competitors. Here's how.| GrowthRocks
