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If you think having a holiday in Turkey revolves around a beach and a great tan, then you couldn’t be more wrong. There is plenty more things to do so we have put together a list of so… Read More

Hi everyone, Today’s guest post comes from Stuart and his cat Farah Diba who was Cubbie’s mother (see the previous guest post) and please excuse the image quality, the photo… Read More

Every year, Father’s Day seem to sneak up silently until about 3 days before that June Sunday and it doesn’t seem to matter if your kids are 2, 5, or 25. Father’s… Read More

So you’ve booked your Walt Disney World vacation, you’ve made your Fastpass+ selections, you’ve finally arrived to the park, and you’re walking up to the Tower of Ter… Read More

Arthur Pointing (1868 – 1910) and Antidipso Regular readers of this blog will know I like a drink or three but, despite the dire warnings proffered by our nanny state, I do not consid… Read More

How assertive are you? Do you find yourself constantly feeling as though everyone else is swindling you? Are you often worried that your friends are taking advantage of your kindness? Do you… Read More

The post The Man Who Witnessed Tomorrow – Part 4 appeared first on The Scribbling Geek. Click here to read Part 3 “So everything was a lie,” Nancy said. She was strangely c… Read More

We all make mistakes. Forgetting to study for a test, blowing a presentation, invading Iraq — these are all things that can be forgiven and recovered from. But saying the wrong thing t… Read More

There’s no age limit on invention, and here we reveal how commonplace items like the television, trampoline and even the snowmobile were invented by children. 10. Ralph Samuelson &ndas… Read More

So Hum meditation is a simple yet effective technique that uses breath and repetition of a mantra to achieve mental tranquility and a state of joy and inner peace. The So Hum Mantra is… Read More

“At least you took a shower today,” I thought, as I slowly put on my pajamas and climbed back into bed. A week had gone by since I last left my apartment, other than to attend so… Read More

The post The Hidden Dragon appeared first on The Scribbling Geek. I was ten, no, nine, when I was told the legend of the hidden dragon. The steps were in front of the building Ah Ma and I li… Read More

I was seated at a Starbucks café, gazing at the throngs of people whizzing past me in London’s busy Heathrow airport while leisurely sipping my warm chai latte. Some were runni… Read More

This is the third instalment extracted from The Brittle Sea a romantic drama by Tom Kane. Once again it’s a first draft so if you find the odd type, let me know. You can read the first… Read More

Lenovo one of the many manufacturers present in Berlin to show-off its latest product developments and innovations, has truly cracked the pot open with the Yoga Book. Yes, tablets are boring… Read More

Hand gestures used by top Indian actorsThis Is A Science of ActorsBe the most memorable person in the audition room or on filming your scene18 Hand Gestures You Should Be UsingCrazy Fac… Read More

For what can only be called the largest telecom startup of the country, Reliance Jio entered the Indian market with its unlimited data plans and created a ruckus among the masses. One can at… Read More

“So I start a revolution from my bed”.This Oasis quote acquires new meanings for people struggling with sleep disorders, such as s… Read More

Flying robots or airborne drones have been a very popular sight around the world. From soaring with sounds to navigating turbulence to sleepin… Read More

It started with nightmares. I would wake up frightened, covered in sweat, and searching my empty room for an intruder. It progressed. I started setting traps on my doors to see if anyone was… Read More

While serving in Afghanistan I walked through an office of military contractors, black contractors. They were working and watching the results of the 2016 election roll in over the wall moun… Read More

Interval training is the buzz word around the fitness area these days, especially with the emphasis on what delivers the best results in the s… Read More

"Can a cleaner cookstove save lives?" PBS NewsHour 2/1/2017ExcerptSUMMARY:  Nearly half of the world's population cooks using stoves that burn fuel like wood or charcoal, creating harmf… Read More

In a documentary bearing witness to his life living in the streets of Johannesburg, Nyan’Nyan’ presenter Luyanda Potwana brings in Bonginkosi ‘Zola 7’ Dlamaini to the… Read More

Are we really showing others we care? Are we doing everything we can do to show others that we care? One of the most wonderful things you can ever do for someone else is care! Do… Read More

There is today an increasing phenomenon, most bloggers are not getting enough comments on their blog. However, there are always some lucky people who appear to have no t… Read More

The post Let’s Travel Historical Japan with Toukiden Kiwami (Part 5) – The Meiji Restoration appeared first on The Scribbling Geek. Quick Links The Age of Grace The Age of Honor… Read More

Boity has been killing it silently lately. Few weeks after announcing her new lifestyle-car show Change Down which became an instant hit, Boity has scored another presenting gig. Boity repla… Read More

About half a million white South Africans have left the country in the past three decades, and Stats SA estimates that a further 112 740 will emigrate in the next five years.The white popula… Read More

“I got a rejection letter from an editor at HarperCollins, who included a report from his professional reader. This report shredded my first-born novel, laughed at my phrasing, twirled… Read More

“Shouts of ‘No photos’ greeted our arrival at the principal burning ghat of the city, Jalasayin. From my vantage point in the boat, I could see the bodies waiting to be cre… Read More

Sandeep turned the boat around and we moved downstream past our starting point to Man Mandir Ghat, where the Maharajah of Jaipur converted a palace into an astronomical observatory in 1710… Read More

One out of five nurses will leave the nursing profession within the first year of becoming a nurse. 36 % of hospital nurses said their patient workload caused them to miss vital changes in a… Read More

Image Source There are so many things that a person can feel passionate about and have an appreciation for, but often this is kept as a hobby rather than turned into a career. So, what happe… Read More

You work hard. Day and night, evenings and weekends, holidays and celebrations. You work, giving your time and energy to take care of everybody else. But who takes care of you? Who takes ca… Read More

Facebook and Google are the two tech giants that in the space of a decade have disrupted the old media industry and created an empire. Google in the late nineties up to these days… Read More

 the unpublished               for Bill Kelly he knows with pipe slanted out of his mouth, sweet tobaccoand maybe too much cologne. the school&rs… Read More

Black Twitter CiC AdvBarryRoux Claim Jackie Phamotse lied about raped by a deputy ministerDear @JackiePhamotseSorry for the bad handwriting. Rape is a sensitive subject in South Africa &… Read More

Wild Awake by Hilary T. Smith (Bought) - Things you earnestly believe will happen while your parents are away:1. You will remember to water the azaleas.2. You will take detailed, accurate me… Read More

courage is not just the roar of a lion but sometimes a kitten who’s found his meow courage is often the strength of a person with pain who has learned that forever starts now courage… Read More

Hank – Non-Fiction by Edward Cloney – October 5, 2018 “You’re making an awful lot of dust!” “Can’t be helped.” “Christ – look at… Read More

Cookies for Breakfast – Non-fiction by Elaine Stevens – October 14, 2018 “Today we will live in the moment. Unless it’s unpleasant, in which case we will eat a cookie… Read More

Just as it is important to strengthen your muscles through physical exercises, it is also important to keep your brain healthy with various exercises. The brain will stop developing when you… Read More

Even the most grammar-savvy amongst us benefit from a thorough proofreading of our work. You may rely on an editor to check your work, or like many writers, it might be tempting to do a quic… Read More

Quantum Solidarity: Making Hajj at Bear Lodge – Essay by Kevin James – November 28, 2018 The mind-numbing atrocities at home and abroad dare me to respond. It’s as if world… Read More

  Located at 301 West 46th Street in New York City, The Scene, which opened its doors sometime in 1965, was indeed the most renowned rock club in the USA for a short span during th… Read More

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Slowing Down – Fierce Fiction by Andrew Hughes – Dr. Mica Monroe crossed the kitchen with four clicks of her six inch heels and opened the refrigerator door. Twenty one neatly s… Read More

The Grey House Didn’t Speak – Non-Fiction by Rain Wright – No people remain to lift their hands in farewell. Home does not speak. It does not call out our names a… Read More

The Other Eleven Months of the Year -Non-Fiction by Andrea Rosenhaft – I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD) in 1991 at thirty years-old, following my second… Read More

Quotes from ordinary people like me and you can sometimes be so powerful that when you analyze the words of people who have left behind great legacies, like this list of Rumi quotes, it open… Read More

Khao Sok National ParkThe Top 4 Most Exciting Things To Do The Top 4 Most Exciting Things To Do In Khao Sok National Park Khao Sok National Park is one of Thailand’s l… Read More

CGMagazinePreston Dozsa Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is a good example of a remaster that feels unnecessary. Yes, the graphics have noticeably improved, and a few minor additions make for fun… Read More

The day started gazing up at the Liver birds, Bertie and Bella, perched on top of the Liver Building and would end with more birds… birds that I had waited my whole adult life to… Read More

Keeping depression out in the open requires constant attention. Ignoring it, or worse, assuming I am “over it,” has dire consequences. As I learn to live with depression… Read More