You’re Too Old To Listen To That: #MusicTuesday Guest Post by Keisha Page
My guest for #MusicTuesday is author Keisha Page. In addition to being a great writer, Keisha is also my marketing person at Booktrope, and I’m so happy to be able to share her post today. ——————————…
View ArticleDVP on NPR!
The Disability Visibility Project is thrilled to have one of our stories recorded for StoryCorps featured on NPR’s Morning Edition on January 16, 2015. Thank you to the good folks at StoryCorps and NP…
View ArticleNew Release & Guest Post by Ines Johnson
The Darcy Arc In Jane Austen’s timeless classic, Pride and Prejudice, we all detest the dashingly handsome, but stuck up, Mr. Darcy in the beginning. After a poorly-contrived declaration of love at Ro…
View ArticleColorado Morning Serenity-Guest Blog
My Floridian friend Kristin is braving the elements and skiing in Colorado. This is the view upon awakening. She emailed it to me this morning. I thought it fit in nicely with the theme of the wee…
View ArticleTLT Guest Blogger: Mark Abbott, CEO of FarmRaiser – Innovative, Healthy...
After days of railing against my state’s Agriculture Commissioner and his plan to return sodas and deep fat fryers to our schools, I have to admit I’m feeling pretty dispirited. But today’s guest pos…
View ArticleRosa May Billinghurst: Suffragette on Three Wheels by Sheila Hanlon
Historian Dr. Sheila Hanlon’s research interests include Victorian and Edwardian cycling history and the WWI and WWII Women’s Land Army, both in Canada and Britain. She is also curator of Cycling to S…
View Article5 Reader’s Theater Myths Debunked (and Tips to Make it Work in YOUR Class!)
Guest post by Sarah Wiggins I first heard about reader’s theater in college and thought, “How fun! I will definitely do that when I have a class of my own.” When I did get my very own classroom, …
View ArticleHow to Have a Happier Marriage (Without Changing a Thing) – by Winifred M....
As we look to the new year, we often focus on ways to be “better” — resolving to do more of what’s good for us and less of what’s not. To (at least most of the time) come from our best. For a good man…
View ArticleJust as I, Just as You – by Melissa Jennewein
This article is lovingly dedicated to the woman on the left. Kristina has been a very good friend of mine for over 2 decades. I started a Facebook page called kindness is my religion awhile back and s…
View ArticleAdvice To Help You Succeed In Social Media Marketing
If you presently have a website or are looking into starting one to make money, it is very important that you understand the power of social media to promote your site. Today, it is a very powerful ma…
View ArticleHow SMBs Can (And Must) Make Their Content Marketing Lean
You’ve heard it before: you need a content strategy. But how can you make it impacting without huge budgets and resources? Source: www.slideshare.net After having initiated and run #leancontent meet…
View ArticleHow Your Business Could Benefit from Mobile Shredding Services
All businesses, whether large or small, will produce or possess sensitive information. This data must be kept confidential in order to protect the interests of an organisation. If you do not dispose o…
View ArticleDisability: The Power and the Pride by Susan Mazrui
Earlier last November the Disability Visibility Project posted a poem by one of our media partners, Susan Mazrui. With her permission, here is a re-post of another poem: Disability: The Power and the …
View ArticleSupernatural Friday: A Light at the End-Guest Blogger Sonnet O’Dell
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Welcome my guest blogger for today’s Supernatural Friday, Sonnet O’Dell, as she blogs about near death experie…
View ArticleJenna von Oy’s Blog: An Overdue Baby Update (and Adventures in Potty Training)
Celebrity blogger Jenna von Oy is a new mama — again! Best known for her roles as Six on Blossom and Stevie on The Parkers, von Oy is also a musician who has released two albums. Her book, Situation …
View ArticleKaren Morris: Memory Keeping Matters to Me
Thanks to our friend Presidential Director Karen Morris for contributing today’s post! “I will always remember this moment.” Hasn’t everyone experienced special times that we savor and simply KNOW w…
View ArticleCourting By Steam Whistle!
Tonight we have another great story from retired Engine Driver John Anthony who really brings the age of steam back to life!. Hi lovely folks, There I was, GIRLLESS! Thanks to the railway shift syste…
View ArticleU2: The Relevancy of Relevancy
I realize this may upset a few of the hardcore fans of U2. I happen to be one of them. Bono has talked extensively on the subject of whether U2 is still relevant. Sadly, the answer appears to be a res…
View Article#MondayBlogs: Inner Dragons
Intro: Mondays are easily becoming one of my favorite days of the week – all because of the guest bloggers right here during #MondayBlogs! Today’s post is brought to you by one of my top commenters l…
View ArticleKindness Do Over
The new year is only twenty-five days old, and I have a confession to make. Thanks to a less than ideal start to 2015, I have been less than kind to myself and others. This realization has left me f…
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