One Out Of Hundred

One day, a school teacher wrote on the board the following:

Post I Like: 15 Blogging Mistakes Every Blogger Should Avoid

Whether you are new to the world of blogging or hanging out for long enough to consider yourself an old blogger (I’m getting to that point, seriously 🙂 ), we aren’t prone to mistakes while maintaining our blog from time to time.

Luckily for us blunder makers, help is always around the corner on WordPress community. Hugh Roberts is one such person who regularly share tips and tricks about how to keep our blogs nice and tidy, so that our blogs can do what we want from them.

Today, he is sharing tips about 15 mistakes every blogger, new or experienced one, should avoid. Head over to his blog for details by clicking below:

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Floral Friday – May 3rd

Mistakes we all make

Every now and then

Pointing Out

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Imperfect we all are

In one way or another

Re-blog: Would I Do It Again?

Would I be here, where I’m right now, if I know about it when I started my journey?

One puzzling question this is indeed and I’m sure most of feel the same way at some point in our lives. Sometimes, what I go through a day makes me question the decisions I’ve made in my past about my current situation. The mistakes I’ve made along the way are just old wound marks now but a big reminder they are for me.

Strangely, I sensed strong alterations in my today’s mood. The reason were few thoughts about what I’m today and what I really want to be, which may not seem so harmful. But they dragged me for long, on rough surfaces of negativity.

Thanks to this post by Erika Kind, which acted like a rescuer for me, as I was able to be stand back on my feet and directed my focus on things that matters the most to me and to those who love and care for me.

Read it below!

Our Reset Button

Of all the mistakes we have made

And the pain endured by us

Floral Friday – Dec 15th

Done something wrong in past?

Things I Did Wrong During The Start of My Career

Some handy tips for those who are just about to leave high school or college and preparing up to enter the job market.

Human Mistake

English translation of an excerpt from Ashfaq Ahmed‘s book, Baba Sahibaan, about human mistakes:

That One Slap

The decision lighted in his head as soon as the slap of store manager’s right hand hit him hard on his left cheek. That was definitely the greatest of all slaps he had received. His mother slapped him many times for not studying hard enough but those slaps were half filled with love.

But THAT SLAP!

That slap was totally something he hadn’t prepared himself for. He thought that his smooth plan of sneaking out the store this time with a box of chocolates in his bag would not alarm up anyone. After all, he stole couple of bars earlier from the same store and luckily, the manager and cashier didn’t noticed him stealing their stuff, right under their nose.