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Mags is a 33 year old woman from Scotland, UK
Hello. My name is Mags and I am woo-woo. My sixth sense is just as useful in my life as my other five senses are, my heart is just as important as my head, and the spiritual world is just as real to me as the physical one. To skeptics, the fact that I believe in things that they cannot see and see things in which they don't believe, makes me irrational and gullible. I prefer the term open-minded :) . After all, what is considered acceptable scientific knowledge today was often ridiculed in years gone by before scientific tests caught up to people's experiences. Far from dismissing science, however, I embrace it. I come from an extended family that is pretty evenly divided between skeptics and psychics. Let's just say that family gatherings were always very lively and full of debate! While each side would argue their case, I'd often find myself adopting a more balanced viewpoint, and integrating information from both camps. Science and psi can exist harmoniously side-by-side.
Rated • 1 review • web design, wordpress, internet, blog, theme • phenomenoodle.com
From the site: "Never fear, your site is not doomed to a lifetime of blandness. Let's take a look at how to install a new WordPress theme that has a little more style and flair."
Rated • 1 review • clothing, humor, humour, christmas, christmas gifts, santa claus • iwasntthere.com
From the page: "what if you've watched out, made sure not to cry, definitely not pouted, been way more nice than naughty... and yet, on the night that Santa comes to town, you're not there?"
Rated • 1 review • books, bladnoch, scotland, auchentoshan, glenkinchie, whisky • blurb.com
From the page: "The Scottish Lowlands, once home to many whisky distilleries, now contains only three: Auchentoshan on the outskirts of Glasgow, Bladnoch in Galloway, and Glenkinchie south-east of Edinburgh.
This book provides a beautiful visual tour of these three remaining Lowland distilleries, and will make an excellent Christmas present for whisky lovers."
Rated • 1 review • entrepreneurship, website, blogging, wordpress • phenomenoodle.com
From the page: "In today's post, I'll take you through installing WordPress on your site. Although WordPress started out life as blogging software, you can now use it as a content management system for a traditional looking website (with or without a blog attached!). The great thing about WordPress is that it's very flexible. Even more great - it's free!"
Rated • 1 review • entrepreneurship, website, blogging, wordpress • phenomenoodle.com
From the page: "Welcome to the "So you want a website" Back To Basics Series - everything you need to know about setting up a website using WordPress, right from the very first step."
Rated • 1 review • business, social media, internet, local business, small business, facebook • phenomenoodle.com
From the page: "As promised in my last post on why a Facebook page can help your business succeed, today's post looks at the practicalities of setting up a page. In short, it's not difficult (yay!), but Facebook's interface strikes me as a bit clunky when it comes to setting up and editing pages, and so there are a few "funnies" to watch out for."
Rated • 1 review • clothing, philosophy, science • iwasntthere.com
From the page: "If a tree falls in a forest, and there's no-one around to hear it, does it make a sound?
Well, we can debate that till the cows come home, and bore ourselves to death in the process. Perhaps then, when we reach the pearly gates, St Peter will finally be able to answer all those metaphysical questions that us humans have about the nature of existence and reality."
Rated • 1 review • business, smallbusiness, facebookpages, facebook • phenomenoodle.com
From the page: "What is Facebook good for?
Catching up with friends, old and new? Oohing-and-aahing over photos of their [babies/puppies/drunken exploits â€" insert as appropriate, depending on the friend concerned]?
How about building a business?"
Rated • 4 reviews • spirituality • sladeroberson.com
