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Hello everyone , check my blog out https://letthestarsguideyou.wordpress.com/2018/01/26/beautiful-pictures-of-nature-germany/
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I like the texture and shape of the trees. I can imagine the sound of my feet crunching through the leaves and small branches. I can imagine the smell of the earth. https://gracelead.co
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Beautiful photos! Only one observation…your site title is so long it pushes your follow button off the page, you could shorten the title and add a tag line so it fits 🙂 otherwise lovely blog and I look forward to seeing more from you.
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Hi everyone! Hope you all are having a great day. This is an extract of my recent poem Maze :
“Our beautiful lives turned into a maze,
with our words and gestures
turning so twisted and cruel
that they left us in a daze.
All the love we once had is gone,
leaving us in an endless misery.
In this endless labyrinth,
we’ve turned from friends to pawns.”
You can check it out on : https://zovisionsite.wordpress.com/2018/01/26/maze/
Love,
Zovi
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Positive reinforcement and motivation often times wears off. Therefore it’s important to constantly remind yourself that…
New blog post💌, feel free to check it out guys x
https://simbydeborah.wordpress.com/2018/01/26/7-things-to-remind-yourself-daily/
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Hello fellow bloggers! Ive been blogging for about an hour now (so long). I will be writing about my lifestyle as a retired mum (from work not being a mum that is), as well as posting some of my weight watchers recipes for you all to enjoy. Come to my blog and get to know me!
https://mylifeofwife.wordpress.com
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Hi, love your introduction, and good luck with the new blog. I will be looking forward to your new posts.
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Hi!
Here is a link to another poem that I wrote this week. I hope you like it.
https://missmwriter.wordpress.com/2018/01/26/my-empress/
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I haven’t written much…just jokey stuff…but this ones a bit more serious…I’d really appreciate any feedback
https://wordpress.com/read/blogs/123328890/posts/605
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Hi, nice post, and not overly serious, but gets your point across 🙂 I like that it is very much you on the page and your personality really comes across.
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What an awesome post! Let’s celebrate with a party!
Speaking of which, check out my post about planning your own Superbowl party!
I’d love any feedback on the post a d site design. Thanks!
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The post can be seen at http://www.whatsmom.wordpress.com
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Hey, your blog is nicely laid out and easy to read. Being English I don’t relate to the Super Bowl so well lol, but this post can definitely be applied to any other type of gathering.
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