Whether you have a blog, have always wanted to start one, or are one of the greats, these tips will keep your content exciting, your design fresh, and your readers coming back hungry for more. Like J-Law at her favorite pizzeria.
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Before makeover.
After makeover.
Feng shui expert Anjie Cho teaches us how to make your apartment work for you.
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Feng shui looks at how energy (also called chi) moves through your home. If there is an area where the chi is moving too quickly or is stuck then that can represent either an area where you're stuck in your life or things that you need to improve on.
There are two ways to look at your apartment. You can think, This is just my apartment — or you can look at it as an ecosystem, an environment that affects you. If you choose to look at it the second way, then feng shui can help you achieve good energy and a space that will get you over your energy funk — and it's easier than you'd think. We asked feng shui expert Anjie Cho to show us how.
The photo series has been created to raise awareness for adopting rescue dogs and helping shelters care for the animals.
To celebrate, he decided he wanted to give his new pet, Rothko, and millions of other rescue dogs a voice by creating a new photo series entitled Poetic Dogs.
Bannino wrote on the project's IndieGoGo page: "#POETICDOGS is a photo-project where dogs are besides famous writers: Speaking through their expressions, sounds and movements, they're telling you everything saying nothing, just like an author would do with words in a fine poem."
The campaign is hoping to raise $6,000 (£3,943) so more dogs can be helped and a book of the images featuring their stories can be created.
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Bannino admitted it was tricky getting some of the dogs to pose in the same manner as their lookalike authors.
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"The difficulty, in addition to attracting their attention in the room, was to reproduce the same expression of the chosen writer," he said. "That's why I invested all this time in this project, trying to communicate with them and always make them having fun."
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“It has done me good,” said the fox, “because of the color of the wheat fields.”
Why this breaks your heart: When you're in that first yearning stage -- standing on the outer edges of love and peering into it -- you think that surely you can withstand any heartbreak that may result from lending your heart to someone else. You beautiful fool.
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Why this breaks your heart: You know too well that all beginnings have their endings, even if they're way off somewhere far. It's tempting to try and protect your heart to keep it from ever breaking. But! A heart that's never used is also broken.
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Why this breaks your heart: Because to live is to be hurt, although that shouldn't ever stop you from doing all that awful, wonderful, bittersweet living.
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Why this breaks your heart: Sometimes you put yourself out there and, well. And nothing.
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“You must catch, with your bare hands, the smallest of the crows.”
And yet, love letters from Noah Calhoun are still not available for purchase.
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In case you were wondering what this has to do with writing or being an author, there is a Solid Wood Writing Desk, with decorative metal ties.
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And yet, love letters from Noah Calhoun are still not available for purchase.
New Line Cinema
In case you were wondering what this has to do with writing or being an author, there is a Solid Wood Writing Desk, with decorative metal ties.
New Line Cinema / www3.samsclub.com
