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Jetpack comment Likes and the WordPress Reader
The Jetpack plug-in ‘Like’ feature Having recently published 2 tech-related Blog posts on The Survivors Handbook, and 1 here on this site, informing all interested readers of our technical situation/issues.After a numerous amount of emails, and submitting a Jetpack online support form, things have progressed, but not by much.Please don’t be offended, by the absence of ‘comment likes’, on either…
WordPress Reader vs Website: How Do You View Blogs?
If you have time to just drop a one-word comment, I’d love to know if you are viewing this post in WordPress Reader or actually on my website (or somewhere else?). I’m wondering how many people see the blog and the blog posts the way I design them, or if they just see them the homogenous way WP makes them all appear. I spend a lot of time crafting how my blog website appears, but I realize a lot…
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Seafood
The say when you go to Rome you do as the Romans do, but I'll pass on this particular Rome. Share your seafood experiences with me on the comments.
How African are you? Are you the type of African that is adventurous enough to try out things beyond your culture or the type that strictly sticks to what’s familiar? I am a bit of both. There are things I will be thrilled to try out from other cultures like fashion, language, music, lifestyle, and relationships. However, some things are just not African or doable for me. I am not saying the…
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Tuk-tuk Shenanigans
Have you ever experienced something that you thought you knew how it would feel and discovered how far it was from what you imagined? Let’s say you have never been to Kiambu. You think Kiambu is this place with a lot of potatoes, drowning pieces of meat, shapeless women, and ‘Besha shigana?’ chants all over. Then you get a chance to travel to Kiambu and discover it is full of beautiful shapely…
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Day 11: Create Your Own Blog List
Here’s Why You Need to Ignore the WordPress Reader
Yes, I said create your own blog list and IGNORE WordPress reader!
WordPress reader is great, but like everything else, if you follow lots of people then the list just gets longer and you start to miss some of your favourite blogs.
One possible solution is to create your own blog list or lists. I use Microsoft OneNote to make a list…
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Reading Challenge I am now on to my third book as apart of my reading goals for this year. 43 more words
Book Review I have finished reading 'BLOOD AND JUSTICE' by Rayven T. Hill which is my second book as a part of my reading challenge for this year. 123 more words
Smorgasbord Blog Magazine - Weekly Round Up - Who is referring others to your blog? Guests, music and laughter
Smorgasbord Blog Magazine – Weekly Round Up – Who is referring others to your blog? Guests, music and laughter
I loved what this author has to say about who is referring people to your blog. My audience has grown more in the past week than on average over the past 8+ years I’ve been blogging. If you have a chance to stop by my blog or any other blogger’s site, for which I share posts from time to time, please leave a comment and let us know how much you appreciate our work or simply answer the questions…
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