Originally posted on Blogging for a Good Book:
Ali Sparrow is a financially-strapped British college student who takes a year off from school to work as a nanny for the Skinners, a wealthy family living in London’s Holland Park. Nick Skinner, the patriarch of the family, is an investment banker. Nick’s wife, Bryony, is the…

Originally posted on Author – Richard F Holmes:
Whilst it is perfectly feasible that a religious person is able to display certain spiritual characteristics, and would also undertake some kind of spiritual practice, one who is spiritually awake has no need for a fear-based belief system. Hence, for the one who has awakened no religion…

Originally posted on The Crazy Lady Speaks:
Being somewhat new to the Internet and it’s lingo, I recently read something about turning off my cookies. To that, I say, “What cookies? Where? I want some cookies. Me love cookies.” (the latter is my Cookie Monster impersonation). Was that post telling me I should have cookies?…

Originally posted on bohemiangypsy:
Fall of Fearno Because even the most blissful environment needs order, the state of Emotion established the Laws of Trust. These Laws were instilled in the children of Fearno from birth. As the children matured and entered the educational system, the Laws of Trust became the central core of curriculum. However,…

Originally posted on The Accidental Writer:
In 2012, after several years of ill health, I was diagnosed with EDS Type 3 (hypermobile type). In simple terms, EDS is a connective tissue disorder that affects the way the body produces collagen (that’s the protein that gives strength to our joints, muscles and skin). My body doesn’t…