Month: July 2018

  • Day 23 – UBC – Can You Ever Have Too Many Photos?

    Day 23 – UBC – Can You Ever Have Too Many Photos?

    Is twenty-thousand photos, too many? No matter how many photos I have on my i-devices (I have over 20,000 photos), I often struggle to find the one photo I need for a Blog. But miraculously, today I found a solution. There is a website called Pixabay that has thousands of photos that can be used…

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  • Day 22 – UBC – In the Shadow of Mount Warning

    Day 22 – UBC – In the Shadow of Mount Warning

    The only trouble with living close to an iconic landmark or attraction is that you rarely get up close and personal with it. How many attractions are in your area that you seldom, or have never visited? You know they are there but you keep saying “One day I’ll climb that mountain”, or “One day…

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  • Day 21 – UBC – Does it Matter Where I Sit?

    When I visit a friend or relative’s home for the first time, I usually ask “Does it matter where I sit?”. Everyone has their favourite chair, or seat in the house, and I am wary of plonking myself down on my host’s favourite chair. And one of the most common questions asked of writers is:…

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  • Day 20 – UBC – Five Ways to get Rid of Ants!

    It isn’t a picnic without ants, but having them take over your kitchen is a whole new ball game. The tiny ones find their way into places you didn’t even know you had. Over the years, I’ve tried a lot of ways to get rid of ants, so here’s a list of my top five…

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  • Day 19 – UBC – Oops! Will the Delete Key Fix That?

    What is the best invention in the world? It has to be the Delete Key! How many times has that little button saved us from a potentially catastrophic consequence? It’s a wonder mine still works; I’m sure it is the most used key on my keyboard. But what about those other mistakes? You know, the…

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  • Day 18 – UBC – Hey! Wait a Minute Mr Postman!

    On this day, 26 July 1775, the US Postal Service was established, and Americans have been waiting for the Postman, ever since. Or, have they? Does the term Mr Postman still exist? And how many people actually find mail in their mailbox these days?, – I’m speaking of the ‘snail-mail’ variety, of course. I once lived…

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