I really love it here at WA, but this is the first time I have briefly come on here (except to quickly hit the follow button on those that have followed me on my mobile) in the last month or so and my inactivity has just been awful. I work full-time and am in school to finish my PhD in Pharmacy, plus taking online courses for pharmacy technician to gain the experience and I am finding it impossible to write a full post on my two websites, yet here I am blogging right here. I started out stron

At First GlanceAs you know from my last blog, how excited I was to become a certified commenter. I thought, "wow what a great benefit to earn cash and even towards paying for membership, or for a domain here on WA." So I quickly started commenting on people's posts in-between the bootcamp training (my personal choice) and commented away. Yes it did get me behind on some training (getting back to - Scout's honor!) but I learned something fantastic while commenting on others posts - it really

Hello All, Robert here. So I am really happy to have achieved this and it does feel good to be able to share this with such a great community. For me it is important to celebrate each milestone because it gives a sense of achievement and satisfaction. It helps to build confidence to know "Hey I Can do this!" However I also want to show that WE ALL are here for each other and that as a community it's so amazing how we pay it forward.So this is just a short little post this time, but just want

I get it, we all (even those of us who enjoy writing) get overwhelmed at times about what we will write about next or will I sound good? Will my post make sense? Will I sound that I know what I'm talking about? I understand that we want our post to of course sound perfect and not have grammatical errors, but guess what even the best bloggers out there are not 100% perfect. For example, Kyle himself (not trying to call you out Kyle!) sometimes has the wrong word or a misspelling in his posts;