I think my bloggers in other words those who follow me know more than I know about blogging. Only thing I can teach certain foods I cook. That’s all. I’m not sure they are interested.
I do not have much to say.
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Well rather than assume no one would be interested why not add a few recipes up here with photos of you cooking and see what kind of response you get. What food do you cook? I love learning how to make something different.
Okay Diane I’ll do that. Thanks for the good idea.
Look forward to reading the first one 🙂
Sure Diane.
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You won’t know unless you try. You might be surprised. Food blogs are very popular.
Okay mama Cormier.I’ll remember. Thank you.
Did I come across sounding like somebody’s mom? Sorry!
Sorry this is what I thought.
I think there is lots you can say. You are filled with your own unique wisdom. Wisdom which life has taught you. The experience you gained while growing up, while being a teacher. The things you learned during marriage and motherhood. Moreover, you always share beautiful insightful moments of your life with us all.
Much love and light,
Shaidi
P. S. I’d love to learn more about your cooking style. It’s always nice to try out new recipes.
It’s always a pleasure to read your comment Shaidi,thank you. I think I’ll post some recipes on my blog.
Regards,
Chaman
That’s wonderful, I’m looking forward to try them out!
Best wishes,
Shaidi
❤
I’ll start collecting my recipes and publishing them. Let me know the ones you like Shaidi.
Regards,
Chaman
Healthy ones haha.. Anything you would like to share really! Thank you dearest one.
Much love,
Shaidi
Thanks Shaidi.
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Dear Ranu,
Thank you for this post which reminds me of the teachings of Iqbal and Mary Parker Follett. They both spoke, in different cultures, and from different angles, of the diversity of persons with the greater unity. To me, their teachings imply the inherent value of all persons, in all places, in all times, and from absolutely every walk of life.
All good wishes,
robert
Thanks to you for your words of wisdom, Robert.
Thanks Robert.
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