I love it, when new people connect with me here on WA. All sorts of people, all sorts of lives. Fantastic. I read the bios and it's like "what a nice person!" - when the bio says something more than the name I mean :)But then... there are those profiles where there's no name on the top. Nor in the middle. Forget the signature at the bottom.So I scroll down in the personal messages, looking for a message with signature. Sometimes I find it. Sometimes I don't, but there are WA members who've inve

You know when you like something very much, and you want to have some more of it, and then some more, and then some more... Like, for example, an eat-all-you-can buffet...And maybe it even comes with a 40% discount...That's WA yearly subscription!I couldn't resist :))Tasty deal - I recommend it to everybody.Cheers, Alma( I wish I could place the % symbol in the title... WA IT wizards, pls fix this! )

Do you ever have those moments when nothing goes the way you want, no matter how hard you try? I am right now in one of these moments. I picked a niche which I like and know a lot about, I bought an awesome domain, then started writing content. Sounds good, right?Then whatever could happen started happening all at once: hubby losing his job, daddy falling badly sick, shifting house, burocracy at its worst, you name it, it's there in the list.No matter what, I can't find the way to sit and work

My father was probably born with running shoes. He has spent most of his life doing sport when not at work. He used to run an average of 1'800 km per year and ride his bicycle around 10'000 km per year, plus countless km Nordic-skiing and rowing. He used his body till its limits and beyond, and his joints paid the biggest price. He can now barely walk as his kneecaps are too thin. Doctors told him to slow down 10 years ago, when he was 70, but he laughed at them and kept going.Last month his he