Category Archives: Others
A Tribute to a Doctor, a Poet, a Blogger and a Friend
Time flies quickly. It was only a year ago when he made his presence known online through questions like, Do women get attracted (more) to men with a “BAD BOY” image?
He started his online career by participating in an online forum – MyLot. His questions were funny and witty, and his [...]
Book Tour: A Red Carpet for “A Puppy, Not a Guppy”
“The message here is that you can choose to be miserable, or you can be resourceful and choose to find something to be happy about. It’s also about treating people (and animals) the way you hope they’ll turn out – not necessarily the way you expect them to turn out.”
“A Puppy, Not a Guppy” Book Contest
Contest for the Book : (from the author’s site)
A contest for the book is up, for two – free copies. All you have to do is to accomplish the following:
Prizes (two will be awarded):
One autographed copy of A Puppy, Not a Guppy.
RULES
To enter: Leave a comment at http://jahangiri.us/books containing verifiable evidence that you [...]
An Invitation for “A Puppy, Not a Guppy” Book Tour on December 15
An invitation to a book tour: A Puppy, Not a Guppy.
How to Earn Extra Money This Christmas
Christmas need not be unhappy, because the real meaning of Christmas is not about being financially well off. Having love and peace reign in your heart is the true spirit of Christmas.
Serendipity and Writing to Exhale
This man is the writer I have sought far and wide in the blogosphere.
NaNoWrimo: Day 11 – My Progress
11 days into NaNoWrimo, barely surviving and hanging on with the tips of my “claws” (I’ve grown claws now…lol), and ready to throw in the towel.
Teaching Boys How to be Sensitive
Sensitivity is defined by Merriam Webster’s dictionary, as “the awareness of the needs and emotions of others”. In other words, it is the feeling of empathy that you feel for other people. You are sensitive when you are able to feel what the other person is feeling; therefore, it belongs to the affective domain which [...]
A Guest Post for Bing of I Love/Hate America
Viviene Coyne, fondly called Bing by her friends, is one woman you could not fail to notice in the blogosphere because of her undaunted style of presenting her thoughts and stories.
She talks about her life as an immigrant in the US , and many more in her blog I Love/Hate America. I feel honored [...]
An Interview With Holly Jahangiri
Holly Jahangiri of “It’s all a Matter of Perspective: Mine” has conducted a group interview among friends.
How could this be possible? Well, you could read the superb post here about – “Thoughts on Blogging“, written by the gracious, veteran writer herself – Holly Jahangiri.
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