This is such a pretty pen!😍 It’s taking all my will power to not click buy!💸
The hidden "ballroom" under a mansion lake was built by a criminal who ate a cyanide pill during his trial.
Wow, this place could the setting of so many stories~ 😍
You don’t always have to go on a date or talk about something special: the best relationships are able to give you privacy while sitting in the same room! Sometimes it’s perfectly enough to lay in bed and read a good book – you still know that you’re with your beloved one.
Chris Aldrich (Chris Aldrich | BoffoSocko)A WordPress plugin that allows you to easily create a huge variety of social media post types to own your social media life online.
One possible way of doing this on iOS is to use the Workflow app.
You can find the workflow here.
History belongs to those willing to hit publish.
...always maintain a presence that you own if you care about your content. Repost all your content on your own site, so that even if the third party site goes away, you still have your work.
So for others who also write a /now page, when you update the page, do you keep the old stuff in, or does the page only ever show the “now”? If yes, do you ever file/save the old contents of your now page anywhere?
I’ve been thinking about this question for a few days now and this is how I’m going to be doing this moving forward.
All my /now pages will actually be blog posts under the “now” category. My actual /now page queries for and displays the latest post in the “now” category.
This way I would have an on-going record of previous /now pages.
If I ever get around to doing a Toolbox/My Tools page like @Lioncourt or @Ronguest, I’d probably use this method again.
I got so annoyed by all the little inconsistencies of my WP instance, I went and deleted it.
Start from scratch, but the same issues still exist… I give up… for tonight…