Monthly Archives: May 2015
Interview on BlogExpat
An interview with me was published this week on BlogExpat.com (part of EasyExpat.com). If you wish to have a look at it, just click here 🙂
You can also check out my blog there, Expat Kids. Expat mothers out there, I’m still looking for contributors, who I could interview for this regular feature. Just leave me a comment, if you’re willing to answer some questions and appear on Expat Kids!
10 WordPress SEO Questions That Took Me 10 Years To Answer!
Looking to implement WordPress for your website or blog? Let columnist Trond Lyngbø give you the run-down on the SEO implications with these frequently asked questions.
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5 Apps/Websites You Definitely Need On Your Next Trip
Machine-like language
First post a type of website that hugely appeals to me: Machine generated text that appears convincingly to be part of the texts it’s trying to ridicule
My first encounter ages ago was the KKE Generator
Parodying the formulaic and context-insensitive response of the Greek communist party to literally all events.
Σήμερα το αστικό πολιτικό σύστημα επιδιώκει τη θωράκισή του απέναντι στη λαϊκή δυσαρέσκεια που θεριεύει από τη ανάλγητη πολιτική κυβέρνησης – ΝΔ – ΛΑΟΣ, με τη συνέργεια ΕΕ – ΔΝΤ.
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5 WEBSITES TO KEEP YOU BUSY DURING AN H4 VISA
“One of the things I learnt the hard way was that it doesn’t pay to get discouraged. Keeping busy and making optimism a way of life can restore your faith in yourself.” – Lucille Ball
Hello Beautiful ppl ^_^/
First of all, a very Happy 50th post to me!* drumrolls* *happy dance* ^_^The idea for this blog came about last year, when I had to quit my job, pack my bags and move halfway across the world with my husband. We had just gotten married and starting a new life, in a new country was a challenge that I was willing to take. But I was 24…
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What is Your Favorite Lead Generation Method?
Success: the right picture of it and how to get there
When I was in High School, I thought success meant that you make a plan to get something and get it.
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You want a degree? Map out your school track and start studying. Once you get your degree you’ll be successful.
There’s a lot of talk in our culture about knowing what we’re going to do with our lives and having a plan to get there. The pressure is that we need to map it out now, or we’ll miss it.
I’m twenty-four, which means that many of my peers who are in the MLB are already entering the prime of their careers. Talk about panic! What am I doing with my life?
I’ll be honest, I really don’t know what I will be doing in ten years. But what if that detail doesn’t really matter?
Rethinking Success and How to Get There
John Maxwell’s book, Your Road Map For Success
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Great Websites for Kids
I have lamented here before about how there is so much material on the internet that we have to sift through to find the really good stuff. Well, this site does a pretty good job. It is aptly named “Great Websites for Kids” and is sponsored by the Association For Library Service To Children, a division of the American Library Association. They add sites three times a year as well as reviews sites to ensure they are still working. That’s a lot of footwork already done for the busy educator. It is a great boon for classroom teachers and can perhaps be especially useful to those who are home schooled.
I just found it tonight so expect more posts soon about individual sites. For now, I leave it up to you to explore.
Top 5 Websites to visit when you are bored
Heya Bleedsters!
Exam time is coming faster than the Winter in Westeros and this has kept me very busy, so sorry for the delay! I decided to keep this one a bit more fun. It lists top 5 sites to visit when you are bored or idle or simply have nothing to do.
If you agree with me, like, share and comment with constructive criticism. If you don’t, even then do the same! Remember that this is MY suggestion and opinion and everyone is entitled to their own. If you think I missed something, please let me know in the comment section below. I would love to see what you guys do in your free time 😉
Also note that popular websites like YouTube, Vine, Facebook, Twitter etc have been left out purposely since they are a much better fit in a different Top 5/10 list. I wanted to provide…
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