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Is blogging dead? | SusannahConway.com

No, I don’t think it is, is the short answer to that question. My 10-year blogiversary is fast approaching and I’ve been noticing posts asking whether blogging has had its day. And while…

susannahconway.com

5 Tips from Yogis on How to Calm the Mind

In the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, he says: Yogash chitta vritti nirodhah.

yogiapproved.com

Spring Cleaning: For The Soul

The winter blues are quickly fading as my favorite time of year rolls in. Spring. The season of new life. Little birds hatching with blurry eyes, fresh buds bursting through the soil,…

blog.freepeople.com

How To Get More From Your Morning – Eat Live Glow

If you, like most of us, start work at 9am, it can be hard to fit everything into your morning. Getting ready can take a while regardless of whether you wear make-up or not, as well as…

eatliveglow.com

How to Beat PMS Naturally

Hello Wonder Woman, You’re exhausted, you’re bloated, your face is greasy, your tummy is cramping, your head is pounding, your back is breaking, you’re sad then mad then super-smiley and…

kriscarr.com

DRESS YOUR TECH / 135

we’ve got another round of desktops for you! this week hillary butler made these darling wallpapers that are perfect for spring! download the desktops below for your phone or computer….

designlovefest.com

Recipe: Gingerbread Snack Cake – decor8

Well hello decor8 readers! Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Rachel Korinek and I’m a professional food photographer from Melbourne, Australia. I run a blog called Two Loves Studio,…

decor8blog.com

Why Most Mommy Bloggers Fail

There are 4 million mom bloggers in North America alone, but you know what? Most of them are failing. And you’re probably one of them. Not because I’m picking on you, but because…

huffingtonpost.com

I live in real poverty, and it’s not what you think – video

Kathleen Kerridge’s family food budget is £40 per week – to feed five people. She says there is a big gap between the public perception of poverty and what it means for people like her.

theguardian.com

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