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5 COMMUNICATION DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EASTERN AND WESTERN CULTURES Reblogged
Read more: 5 COMMUNICATION DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EASTERN AND WESTERN CULTURES RebloggedHi friends, I read this post a couple of days ago and wanted to keep it handy for reference purposes and to share it with you in case you don’t know Mabel Kwong. 5 COMMUNICATION DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EASTERN AND WESTERN CULTURES by Mabel Kwong It is common for Eastern and Western cultures to communicate differently…
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Story Chat Y2 Summary – “Sweet Feeling” by Yvette Prior
Read more: Story Chat Y2 Summary – “Sweet Feeling” by Yvette PriorThe Story’s Success With 277 recent views, 84 likes, and 226 comments, Yvette Prior’s story, “Sweet Feeling” continues to make Story Chat a raging success. If you love to read short stories, you will enjoy Story Chat. For links to all of the stories bookmark the Story Chat Y2 Page. What Yvette Said About Story…
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Story Chat Y2 Summary – “Handle with Caution” by KL Caley
Read more: Story Chat Y2 Summary – “Handle with Caution” by KL CaleyHow Do Authors Feel About Story Chat? Let me introduce myself, hello, my real name is Kerri-Leigh (all one word with a hyphen not first, then middle), but due to the multiple ways people find to spell it, I find it far easier to go by KL. What a brilliant collection of writers so far…
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Challenge Interview Series #19 Bushboy – Brian Dodd
Read more: Challenge Interview Series #19 Bushboy – Brian DoddWelcome to Always Write. I am your hostess, Marsha Ingrao, creator and editor of my blog, where I hang out with my blogging friends. It took a long time to realize how much more enjoyable blogging could be when I participated in photo and writing challenges. Cee Neuner keeps a list of all the challenges,…
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August Story Chat “Dress for a Princess & SC 10-Month Analysis
Read more: August Story Chat “Dress for a Princess & SC 10-Month AnalysisI want to thank all of you for supporting Story Chat with your stories and your comments for the past ten months. I have loved reading stories and interacting in this group. I appreciate all of you for your kindness and support, not just to me, but to all the authors and other chatters. It’s…
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Everyday bits and bridles.
Read more: Everyday bits and bridles.Originally posted on HorseAddict: This week the Lens Artists photo challenge comes to us from Patti and she has asked us to feature Everyday Objects. So here are some things that are everyday objects for me and my horse Biasini. First of all here is a photo of Biasini in his double bridle, so called…
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Lens-Artists Challenge #110 – Creativity in the Time of Covid
Read more: Lens-Artists Challenge #110 – Creativity in the Time of CovidOriginally posted on Travels and Trifles: THE ARTIST’S STUDIO-JANE IWAN PAINTINGS IN PROCESS “Creativity doesn’t wait for that perfect moment. It fashions its own perfect moments out of ordinary ones.” Bruce Garrabrandt Last week Amy patterned her Under the Sun challenge after the novel “Under the Tuscan Sun“. This week we’re playing on the words…
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How Responding to a Photo Challenge Focuses Your Writing and Increases Your Followers
Read more: How Responding to a Photo Challenge Focuses Your Writing and Increases Your FollowersHow many pictures do you have that sit unused and unseen in your files? Hundreds, thousands? Be creative and put them to use where you and others can enjoy them time and again.
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