Tag! You’re It!

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This game of tag has been circulating the blogosphere for a while now, amazingly I haven’t actually been tagged specifically, but everyone is adding the line “And anyone else that wants to play along, please, feel free to answer the questions and have some fun!  Kinda like a break from the ordinary.” So I decided to jump on the band wagon, seeing as I could use a bit of light hearted relief! ;) Continue reading

Moving Forwards part 1

Reblogged from A Bolg?:

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‘Almost,’ Rodger shouted against the wind, his cold fingers clutching the aluminium rungs of the rope ladder growing numb. Frederick cupped his ear with one hand. He looked so small all the way up there. ‘Never mind,’ said Rodger, but the wind drowned his voice. He looked down on the white stones below. They looked like a path, about three or four metres wide and on each side, water, as far as the eye could see. From the dimension machine where Frederick still sat, they had been able to see more. …

I don’t normally reblog, preferring to use my own content, but I loved this flash fiction piece and wanted to share it, you can also read part 2 here – http://abolg.wordpress.com/2012/02/24/moving-forwards-part-2/

Creative Commons License – Protecting your copyright online

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As bloggers we all worry to some degree about other people basically pinching our work and passing it off as their own. With the internet being so hard to police and so massive we couldn’t possibly search constantly to make sure our work is not being passed off as someone else’s elsewhere what can we do?

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ROW80 2012 Check-in – Shhhhhhhh!

I don’t want to tempt fate by shouting too loudly, but…

My progress to this check-in has gone really well!

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Can you tell me who I am?

United States of Tara

Life has been difficult lately, living with BPD is like living in hell.

A daily struggle that I don’t want to have. Continue reading