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Hello everyone and welcome to Weekly Wanderings, a regular update about what's happening with me and TGR as a whole. These are posted both on my website and mailing list.

Project Updates

The Opal Embers Audiobook: I am uploading the files today, and will email you all when it becomes avail

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1. What inspired you to write this book? Initially I was planning onproducing a cartoon series about a chef.  I drafted up the comic stripwhere the chef makes a giant mud cake and then falls into it… after that therewas no coming back and the comic strip came to a halt or you could say itbe

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Dear Reader,

I wonder about this newsletter and its value. To you, and to me. Throughout the month I wonder what content will be useful or interesting. The hunt is part of the joy and it consumes me, the way that anytime I’m on a beach I can’t stop looking for seashells, even if dark clouds gather an

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Dopadła mnie ostatnio zazdrość. Zdarza się. Chociaż rzadziej niż dawniej…co wynika pewnie z faktu, że niezaprzeczalnie mam dobre i wygodne życie, które na dodatek lubię i doceniam. Hejterzy stwierdzą, że tylko tak mówię, jednak musiałabym być zepsutą idiotką nie doceniając, że nie muszę zastanawiać

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It’s another month our challenge: Unlocking Ecclesiastes 3. I’m so excited to join you again this year with guest reviews from our reading challenge participants. If you want to submit a review for upcoming months, feel free to email me using my contact form. If you are looking for reading suggestio

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 Every once in a while I just need to recharge my visual batteries. For the last three weeks my partner Esperança and I have been doing exactly that, roaming around Portugal’s Alentejo border region with Spain, in the south and east of the country. It is a part of the country we have not visited for

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There once was a Greek princess and her name was Alexia. She was born on the island of Corfu in 1965. This was 5 years before I was born. The Greek monarchy was removed from power in the early 70's, and Alexia was raised in England. Alexia did have a royal wedding in London attended by all the royal

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I was seriously wondering why I haven’t manifested millions.

And today being my day off , I was going through materials to seek my answer… I realised I am not getting into the millionaire vibration.

So when I think I am a millionaire now, I get into that vibration and attract everything to become one

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New comic!
Today's News:

NEW CHAPTER BEGINS!!

sorry I didnt have the energy to answer more questions, it's time to move on with the story!!

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Imagine this: you're standing at the crossroads of opportunity, armed with the desire to secure your financial future. As you navigate the complexities of the market, two crucial tools emerge as your guiding stars: intrinsic value calculation and relative value assessment.

Watch the full video here: 

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To be Continued!

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It’s been nearly three weeks since the release of Fallout, Amazon Prime’s tv series based on the video game franchise that’s been around for almost thirty years. As a lifelong fan of the games series who’d played most of them at their release (except for Fallout which I played shortly after Fallout Read more of this blog post »

Most people think of “time” as something of an absolute construct. The seconds and hours go on and on, irrespective of whatever is happening “in” time. Scientifically speaking, that is not accurate. First, time is essentially a measurement of motion. Whether it is the sun moving across the sky or th

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Become a Powerful Manifester through Gratitude Please remember: Your job is the dream of the unemployed. Your house is the dream of the homeless. Your smile is the dream of the depressed. Your health is the dream of those who are sick. Beautiful things happen when you distance yourself from negativi

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The church that I attend is a teaching church. One of the reasons I love my church is that when I first became a member, I had a strong desire to attend bible college. The problem was where and how would I be able to fit all of this on my plate. God answered my prayer, and the dilemma was resolv

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Our second summer on Grave Flats lookout in ’93 continued without any more surprise snowstorms or direct lightening hits or unwanted porcupine encounters. We had a steady stream of curious visitors, all of whom were respectful and some very envious of my job, although I did get the odd comment about

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Embark on a thrilling voyage through Justin Newland’s latest novel, "The Mark of the Salamander," where history and mysticism collide in an adventure on the high seas. Published by The Book Guild Ltd. and featuring a book tour sponsored by Rockstar Book Tours, this intriguing narrative invites reade

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I just quit my full-time job. After months of agonizing over the decision, I finally decided it was time. It was absolutely the right thing to do and I’ve known for quite some time that I needed to do it. So why didn’t I act sooner?

It’s hard to step away from the status quo. We are all so busy livi

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April 2024 was an exciting month for me. We're already 4 months into the year, and what a journey it's been!

The post April 2024 | New book release date, WIP updates, and more! appeared first on Ronit J.

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Book six in the Love is Cure, Vol. 1 – Vices & Virtues series – Wrath – will soon be here and I’m so excited for you to meet the newest characters in this seven deadly sins inspired series. This story, as I’ve said often, is one like no other in my catalogue. The series of events that unfold will ta

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“YOU ARE NOT FUCKING CATTLE!” The sensei screamed. “START AGAIN!”

No one dares to groan or object. We’re lined up facing a matted wall in an all-purpose gymnasium, and we’re punching said wall. We go down the line, count, then punch. WHAP! Together, as a unit. Each of us counts to ten. There are

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If you’re looking for some of the best past continuous games and activities for ESL (also known as the past progressive), then you’re in the right place. Keep on reading for the activities, along with worksheets and lesson plans. Here are some of the best past continuous games that you’ll want to ch

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We often think that confession is a weakness, but it is actually a strength. God knows what you have been struggling with recently, so it's best to share it with Him. Read more of this blog post »

In December 2020, when the pandemic illustrated the extraordinary disadvantage created by the inability of those in low-income households to communicate online with schools and medical professionals, then-president Trump signed into law an emergency program to provide funding to make internet access

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“As iron sharpens iron, so a man sharpens the countenance of his friend.” (Proverbs 27:17)

All good mentoring relationships either start with friendships…or they turn into friendships. 

I’m blessed to have an abundance of Christian friends, from our church and community, from nearby and across the

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To historia sprzed kilkunastu laty. Byłem wtedy w Kwaterze Głównej NATO w Brukseli. Po serii spotkań poszedłem na lunch w tamtejszej kantynie i… dopadło mnie poczucie kompletnego surrealizmu. W ogromnej, wypełnionej gwarem sali zastałem mnóstwo ludzi – zarówno mundurowych, jak i cywilów. Ba, było

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I always figured I would wind up doing something remarkable, like disprove the Pythagorean theorem, or find a cure for chemistry.

Imagine my chagrin upon receiving in my mailbox a summons to show cause why I should not be disheveled for keeping more than six live chickens on a city lot.

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Så er det officielt Det første bind i trilogien Tokyo, Ringe i vandet, udkommer på Sweetheart Ink lørdag den 15. juni 2024!! I den anledning arrangerer forlaget en reception, idet der samme dag udkommer hele 4 nye titler. Læs mere her om forlagsreceptionen for Ringe i vandet her

The post Ringe i va

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Every week, I’ll be posting a chapter from my book series: Solen Masters. This is a Paid Exclusive for a month in certain places until it’s posted here, before I release it to a Selection of Fiction Sharing sites, such as Scribblehub and Royal Road. Most Chapters for each book will at some point be Read more of this blog post »

Ogni scusa è valida per fare ricerca su Alessandro Magno. Any excuse is valid to do research on Alexander the Great. Tutti sono bravi a parole, ma a fatti è ben altra cosa. Prima dell’uscita del mio libro pensavo di regalarlo ad amici e parenti, poi ho capito che non è così che lo valorizzo.… Contin Read more of this blog post »

Who are the great philosophers, and what makes them great? Episodes: The full playlist. About the Professor: Stephen R. C. Hicks, Ph.D., is Professor of Philosophy at Rockford University, USA, and has had visiting positions at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., the University of Kasimir the Read more of this blog post »

円安政策で日本に製造拠点回帰するのはいいけど若者不足と円安故の外国人労働者確保の困難とどう向き合うんやろ

I’m thrilled to announce that my piece ‘i am an anglerfish’ has been published by The Hooghly Review!

This is incredible for me in two different ways. Firstly, I love this piece and it’s so important to me as it revolves about my disability and my feelings regarding that. Secondly, I’m so thrilled to

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George Orwell, born in 1903, left an indelible mark on literature, philosophy, and the collective consciousness of humankind. A renowned author and essayist, he left us with thought-provoking insights that resonate to this day. 

Orwell is well known as the author of “Animal Farm” – a satirical all

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This is the third in a series on optimism.

A psychologist told me about a colleague’s first meeting with a client. The client was a hard-driving, perfectionist New York City executive who felt the need to change his ways. He sought a therapist and several friends suggested the same person, so he

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In the rhythm of daily life, gratitude becomes our melody, harmonizing our hearts with the symphony of God’s goodness. As we embark on another day of our Restoration Journey, let us immerse ourselves in the scriptures to discover the transformative power of gratitude, illuminating our path with joy Read more of this blog post »

Welcome to an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse of our filming the Columbus Chapel in Boalsburg, Pennsylvania! Steeped in history and adorned with architectural splendor, this cultural gem offers a captivating journey through time.

Our photo gallery invites you to explore the beauty of the mansion

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Subsection Hope    1Table of Contents    2Chapter 1: Let Your Influence In The World Be Positive    3Chapter 2: I Dream Of A Pistol That Fires Small Flowers    20Chapter 3: No Afterlife Would Be Safe If I Lied    37Chapter 4: I Cast Them To The Universe    54Chapter 5: In A Space Shuttle To Venus    Read more of this blog post »

Welcome to my blog, KDP Virtual Voice Audiobook: Part 1. I’ve split this adventure into two blogs to put them into readable-sized chunks.

A few months ago, I signed up with KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing) to volunteer to try out their new, beta, Virtual Voice tool to create audiobook versions of m

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Since 2012, US oil and natural gas production has been dominated by shale.

And shale has been dominated by the Permian. Between January 2021 and January 2024, shale oil production grew by 1.63 million barrels per day and 1.54 million barrels (94%) of that increase came from the Permian. And whil

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BOOKING NOW THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER

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When the green shoots are sprouting and the leaves unfurling, who can resist an excursion to view the cherry blossom at the National Collection of Fruit Trees at Brogdale in Kent? This is the largest collection of fruit in the world –

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Notes from Lunduke highlight why we need a federated internet – and why mesh networking may be the answer. The Internet Archive – one of the Internet’s last major resources for ‘free and open information’ faces an existential threat. Could this have been avoided? Maybe. As I said last year, my best

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A recurring theme of this blog is the widening gap between Baby Boomers and Millennials in terms of wealth distribution and cultural inheritance. The data paints a stark picture: Baby Boomers, through a combination of historical windfalls and economic expansion, have accumulated unprecedented wealt

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