Water Droplet Designs by WaterDropletDesigns on Etsy
Rated • 1 review • photography, paintings, nature photography, pastels • etsy.com
Some very beautiful photography and paintings by Canadian artist Ana Luisa. Well worth a look!
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Peter is a 51 year old man from Port Townsend, Washington, USA
I'm a writer, seeker, cereal box philosopher, creative slacker and Danish national living in Port Townsend, WA in the US Pacific Northwest. My profile, settings and site reviews reflect my primary interests: Highly Sensitive People (HSPs), Psychology, Beach combing, Photography and stamp collecting.
One of my main interests is life as an HSP-- Highly Sensitive Person, as described by Dr. Elaine Aron-- and much of my writing centers around this topic, along with the study of love, connection, friendships and how we relate, as human beings.
To learn more about the HSP trait, please visit my "HSP Notes" blog. For a more general picture of my life, I share my musings on the Beach Combings blog.
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sponsor giveaway - water droplet designs
Rated • 1 review • photography, nature photography, etsy • erinellenbergermarch.com
I hope some people see this while it is still available! A dear friend-- who's also a very talented photographer, is is currently the "featured sponsor" of the arts blog at the other end of this link.
This week, she's having a free giveaway of a couple of her 8x10 photos; all you have to do for a chance to win one is visit the "Feather + Anchor" blog page and follow the instructions, there. But do it now, when you see it-- this offer ends 1/27/2011.
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HSP Notes: How do YOU "Identify" with the HSP Trait?
Rated • 0 reviews • mental health, psychology, self improvement, highly sensitive person • blogspot.com
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HSP Notes: HSPs, Goals and New Years Resolutions
Rated • 1 review • new age, psychology, self improvement, hsp, highly sensitive person • blogspot.com
Article about goal setting and "New Year's resolutions," as written from the perspective of a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP). Sometimes you have to create your own goal setting "process" in order to create meaningful objectives... following the norm or mainstream can actually turn out to be counter-productive, leading to failure rather than success.
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HSP Notes: HSPs and Gratitude
Rated • 0 reviews • psychology, self improvement, gratitude • blogspot.com
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Scandinavian Stamps: Stamp Collecting and Building Community
Rated • 1 review • collecting, philately, stamps, collectibles, stamp collecting, stamp clubs • blogspot.com
Article about stamp collecting and how the hobby can be strengthened through a process of building communities-- especially addressing the need to bring younger people from "Generation Internet" into the hobby by appealing to the way THEY see the world.
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Stamporama: The Stamp Club for People Who Love Stamps
Rated • 2 reviews • collecting • stamporama.com
Cool online stamp club for collectors. Has its own forum, articles by members, online stamp "exhibits" where members share their collections... even its own auction system for members. The nice thing about it is that it IS "members-only" and new members are individually approved by the site's staff of volunteers.
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Scandinavian Stamps: Stamporama
Rated • 1 review • collecting, philately, stamps, collectibles, stamp collecting, stamp clubs • blogspot.com
Blog post about an online stamp club for collectors-- with its own forum, articles by members, photo gallery and even its own auction system for members. Unlike many online venues, this site/club is run by "real human beings" so it's a bona fide organization without loads of spam and advertisements.
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Token Rock - Inspiration for Life
Rated • 3 reviews • self improvement, spirituality, self development • tokenrock.com
This one of my favorite inspirational, spiritual and self-development sites... contributions from a lot of well-known people in the spiritual community.
Also home of the associated-- but stand-alone-- spiritual writing/blogging site "Tru Journal." Well worth a look.
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The Online Community for Writers - Writing.Com
Rated • 26 reviews • writing • writing.com
I like writing.com as a site to work on ideas and hone the craft of writing. What's nice is that you can open up your writing-- from poetry to articles to novels-- up to constructive criticism from your peers; the other writers that use the site. I also like that this is one of the few writing sites that have been around "forever" and is established so well that we don't have to worry about it suddenly "going away."
The only minor complaint I have sometimes is that parts of the site are a bit old-fashioned and can be difficult to navigate your way around... sometimes I think the interface and design hasn't had an upgrade since they went online in 1999. But that's a minor issue...