Articles of interest
Originally posted on Longreads:
Michael Walsh & Don Jordan | The King’s Revenge: Charles II and the Greatest Manhunt in British History | Pegasus Books | August 2016 | 26 minutes (6,559 words) The excerpt below is adapted from The King’s Revenge, by Michael Walsh and Don Jordan. The story takes place in the wake…
Post by @MyUltraWorld. Source: Find Your Strength | MakeItUltra™ Psychology
Matt, November 29, 2018 We are nearing the release date for WordPress 5.0 and Gutenberg, one of the most important and exciting projects I’ve worked on in my 15 years with this community. I knew we would be taking a big leap. But it’s a leap we need to take, and I think the end […]
Christopher Carovillano 1. Apologize A Narcissist will never apologize. Lack of care and lack of respect. Lack of boundaries. Fake apologies can be given where you’re gas-lit and basically receiving a passive aggressive faux apology. And it’ll come with payback later on. 2. Take Responsibility Stems from invalidation – feeling ashamed and blamed. Responsibility is […]
ANTHONY HEDDINGS WordPress is a free and open source content management system, usually used for managing a blog, but also used to power large publications (including HowToGeek). While the software itself is free, you’ll still need web hosting so your audience can visit the site. These hosting providers run WordPress on their servers and often […]
Originally posted on CareSA:
? Well I have finally arrived on the road of rejection. And I am delighted ! I have always written things down. I have written tons of journals on my thoughts and aspirations. Writing is my go-to-place for clarity and direction. At first it was just little Scriptures and words of…
By Daisy Alpert Florin The blanket, still in pieces, sits in a bag in my attic. I take it down sometimes, run my fingers over the soft white cotton, yellow now with age. If I let my eyes blur, I can almost see my mother crocheting in front of the T.V., a cigarette and glass […]
Originally posted on The Frustrated Gardener:
Earlier this week I was invited by a work colleague whom I had never met to have a coffee and talk about my blog. I was flattered. We had a lively conversation and at the end of it I was glad to have met someone else with an interest…
