@kaka135 even I clicked for my second redemption only a few weeks back. However seeing the updates here, I am worried.

Now, I am back to being cynical unless we get some new updates.

May be the entire ecosystem of “Pay-To-Writing” sites needs an overhaul, and may be some kind of a regulatory authority.

@kaka135 – You’re very welcome. 🙂

@kaka135 Excellent! Very happy for you! Congrats!

http://172.104.9.193/members/scc2046/

glad to know another malaysia chinese here!

Yes, I know bahasa malaysia, and yes I am a malaysian chinese too just like @kaka135

Hope to see some translator job soon, maybe we can work out together

@kaka135 I find it awkward to read and respond to other users’ wall updates here on LB. You’re right: it was much easier to keep up with the news on BlogJob because of the notifications and the timeline feature.

I think these things are not necessarily standard features when a site like LB sets up its forums and profile pages. They probably…[Read more]

@kaka135 The bathroom basin is very small here, and would not fit even a newborn! But many parents will bathe very small children in the kitchen sink, as it’s similar to the sink where the nurses show parents how to bathe their babies in hospital. We did that for many months with our children. Most of them were bathed in the kitchen sink at least…[Read more]

@kaka135 In my son’s case, it’s part of his autism. But I know a lot of kids don’t like water to get into their eyes or around their mouth and nose. They become frightened that they will drown or that their eyes will burn. It panics them, which just makes matters worse.

There are now some specially made jugs for bath small children. A friend of…[Read more]

@kaka135 My son used to scream blue murder when we bathed him. I would worry that one of the neighbours would call the police because they thought we were in some way abusing him! he has always loved the water but with all of the challenges his autism presents, he also felt insecure in the bath when he was a little boy.

Even today, now that he’s…[Read more]

@kaka135

I am glad that you liked it.

I never knew it was a good formula. I just thought about it randomly. Still you can anyways create your own formula anytime.

@ptrikha15

No – I can’t be a mentor. I am just a newbie / fresher rarely being online more than 1 hour a day (and sometimes not even that. 🙁 )

If you want a mentor, you can…[Read more]

@kaka135 @ruby3881 @swalia @bestwriter @lovern

Thank you guys!! I love to tell you that this payment is a good news for me because it makes me feel I found another site to stick myself whenever I am not busy. I will try to be active, “oh no not again” but yes, I will try for I am comfortable in the site as most of my dear friends are here.

I…[Read more]

@kaka135, that is my big question too whether I can make two redemptions in a month since I would be paid on the 10th of the following month, that is August according to some of us here. I am interested then to know what is the cut off date for the following month redemption. I think @support will give or clarify this query. I have no idea. And…[Read more]

@kaka135 Images absolutely have an impact on SEO, as do the words you put into your image tags (alt, description, caption.) Most people don’t pay enough attention to that – and it can have an impact on how your article will look when it’s pinned on Pinterest too.

I’m just trying to see if the number of quality of the images has any effect on the…[Read more]

@kaka135 For the last few posts, I’ve been just submitting a nice image from Pixabay as the featured image. I don’t add a second one. I want to see if not creating a more unique image, or not adding a second image, has an impact on my earnings.

Things are slow right now, though. I have two posts in the queue – one for about two days now.

Glad to see you again, @kaka135! I heard of World Wide Knit in Public Day from a writing friend who runs a crochet and knitting blog. As I was glancing through some links that were tagged with the #wwkip hashtag, I also learned about something called “Knitted Knockers.” These are hand-stitched, lightweight breast replacements for women who need a…[Read more]