Kaleidoscope of Knowledge
If you've been reading some of the A to Z blog posts you've likely been aware of the wide array of knowledge and interests that the A to Z bloggers present to us in their posts. There is everything from history to futuristic ideas. We have a plethora of interests ranging from crafts, art, family, and literary pursuits. There are stand alone articles as well as ongoing series telling interesting stories. A to Z has it all!
Hope you are leaving comments on the posts you visit and sharing those posts with others via social media. Some bloggers have obviously put a lot of work into their posts and they deserve to be recognized for their efforts. Please give your fellow bloggers a pat on the back and let others know about the wonderful things you have discovered in your A to Z journey.
Are their any particular blogs that you think deserve a special mention? What is the most fascinating thing you've discovered in reading A to Z blog posts this year? Have you been getting enough visits this April?
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To give two wildly different blogs from this year's A-Z - https://www.didwewrite.co.uk/blog is all about the lives of someone who has Dissociative Identity Disorder whilst https://nydamprintsblackandwhite.blogspot.com/ is exploring the world of Botany of the Realms of Imagination
ReplyDeleteand my own contribution is an exploration of the many Commodities we depend on plus a poem for each at https://how-would-you-know.com/2024/04/kerosene-and-a-kyrielle-poem.html
Here is mine for today. http://specialmomsblog.mom/2024/04/12/karnataka-kentucky-and-a-few-more/
ReplyDeleteIt would be good if we are able to open the links directly. I would like to check other bloggers commenting here but it looks like I do not have a direct link. I need to copy and paste. Can that be fixed? Thanks.
I'm learning loads. I'll share my favourites during the Reflections post at the end of the month.
ReplyDeleteRonel visiting for K: My Languishing TBR: K
Two-Faced Kishi
In my case, K is foir Karrnath and the role of forbidden magic:
ReplyDeletehttps://codexanathema.com/2024/04/12/k-es-por-karrnath/
(article in Spanish)
That's cool. I WAS going to post about how I am enjoying Codex Anathema this year. They are doing some really cool things AND I get to practice my Spanish too.
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Tim Brannan, The Other Side blog
2024 A to Z of Dungeons & Dragons, Celebrating 50 Years of D&D
I'm actually a little disappointed so many blogs restrict or limit who can comment. i can visit them but i can't tell them i was there or what i liked about them.
ReplyDeleteK-Water - Hwaseong - REPUBLIC OF KOREA - Industrial Engineering 4.0 - WEF - McKinsey Light House Plant
ReplyDelete#Productivity #CostReduction #IndustrialEngineering #AtoZChallenge #Industry40