Really amazing and to the point post for me and for so many others who are new in this realm. Actually, having sent a few posts,my mind started working on this topic.I was not sure whether this practice will be fruitful. “Bestwriter” has solved the problem. I am satisfied now because I have got replies to questions that hovered in my mind. Now I can continue writing for literacybase.

I am glad to hear that from you, at least it gives the hope that I would be paid too when I meet the minimum payout and exceed. Thanks for sharing and thanks to literacybase.

Am glad to hear that you have been paid congratulations, but am still finding it very difficult to discover fill in payment option please help, am using smart phone i was not unable discover were to commit my payment details help.

By mistake, my comment meant for you has been posted in the box of @Emmanuel Mensah

Congrats! Glad to hear this from you. Your payment proof has turned into confidence to all others. LB is always legit and pay on time even earns slower but steadily.
I think the way can earn faster and more is write more and share the posts via social media.
Hope we are here to support and encourage each other, and continue to write as LB never upset us.

I can feel your happiness being paid here in literacy base. Its really hard to find a good writing sites that do not only use our writing skills for their own sake. Its good LB is here that really pay us according to our writings and activity. I was also in tinycent but stopped there because the site is not paying. Its good I’m not active in that site. So happy that I was also paid here in literacy base. Hope this site will grow more.

Just keep posting informative posts and if you have the patience do write long posts as they get better paid. I have no patience (lol)
Happy that you too were paid. Keep up the tempo

great to know this, keep writing

You’re very active at this site and your payments received show proof that you are not wasting your time here. As for me, I have not yet reached my first pay out. But I don’t write near as many blog posts as you do. You have a passion about certain topics so you can writer lots of stuff. I don’t. I definitely don’t have the patience to write long posts or even the knowledge. But still … this is a nice site. I like it! Even though I have not yet been paid, I don’t think I’m wasting my time and I do believe I will be paid for my efforts. You keep at it! If something works for you, it works! 🙂

Yes, you are lucky you got get your money soon and fifth time yes, continue writing the posts or titles to increase you money online.
There are many other real ways to earn money online but i have discussed only most efficeient and to the point which surely gives you results in sense of geting paid online.

Again i will reccomend every one to choose blogging as passain and establish their blog by registering your own domain name today for hosting or domain registration we can help or even setup blog, write a unique quality content and apply for google adsense account.

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Great to know and congratulations on going strong and getting fifth payout.

the activity of tending and cultivating a garden, especially as a pastime.”her love of gardening

Gardening is a good hobby but it asks for attention like a toddler at home otherwise the garden will be fade within days as a child falls prey to evil eye. It is business of God to grow landscapes to decorate the earth. To to plant for plants is a tough job for a lay man but it is easy for those who interested in plating a garden.

“Gardener. In a broad sense, anyone who cultivates a garden. In the restricted sense, one who has been trained in horticulture for a number of years, passing through the different grades of student or apprentice, journeyman, and foreman. Such a man or woman must possess plenty of tact, ability to manage a staff, be well educated, and above all be thoroughly practical with a sufficient knowledge of the scientific principles on which horticultural practice is based to appreciate and apply the results of horticultural experiment and research.”

The other key to growing organically is to choose plants suited to the site. Plants adapted to your climate and conditions are better able to grow without a lot of attention or input; on the other hand, when you try to grow a plant that is not right for your site, you will probably have to boost its natural defenses to keep it healthy and productive.

It seems interesting and I am impressed by that very garden you are managing. You must be enjoying the beauty of that garden. It will refresh the air present there. It will fill it with oxygen gas.

I wish I had some place for such a little garden at our home place. I tried the idea by placing some pots at the top of our building but it did not work and all the pots were ultimately broken down by kids. I am not in a position to think about such and idea. Hope in th near future I do something in this connection.

Thanks. My garden has a lot of greenery and that water body adds to the natural setting.

Well here in the US there are a few doctors who have started making house calls, but it is a service that few can afford. I am afraid that the old time doctor who made house calls is gone for good. At least there are some affordable clinics around though.

You are right in your thinking. Such type of great doctors are rarely found around us but still there are some doctors who care and give proper attention to the patients. These great doctors do not charge high fee and try their level best to improve the health of their patient.

Thinking back, one of the best doctors I knew was a GP. She set up her practice in a neighborhood where she could provide healthcare services to those who could pay and those who could not. She did not make house calls. But she was a really good doctor! These days it’s rare to find medical practitioners like her. I do miss that.

Hope old times get revived. That approach is so necessary to get back our health without having to run from pillar to post.

I designed our house and this is how it is. You enter into the living room. The living room is connected to a narrow hallway that leads to the kitchen, our master bedroom, the toilet and the upstairs. .This tiny hallway connects everything. There is also a way to get to the first floor from outside. There is a narrow hallway upstairs too that connects to the two bedrooms, the toilet and the terrace. We do not have attached toilets.
In other words there is total privacy.

Yes, children are most important part of a family and children heath rest of exercise and the best exercise is to be athlete. It makes makes all human organs active and makes fresh human mind and soul in the broader sense.

All kids need to eat balanced meals and have a healthy diet. But should that balance change for kids who play on a sports team or work out?

Kids need to eat the right amount and mix of foods to support that higher level of activity, but that mix might not be too different from a normal healthy diet. Eating for sports should be an extension of healthy eating for life.

Kids who eat healthy, well-balanced meals and snacks will get the nutrients needed to perform well in sports. Kids and teens who are involved in all-day competitions or strenuous endurance sports (like rowing, cross-country running, or competitive swimming) that can involve 1½ to 2 hours or more of activity at a time, in particular, may need to consume more food to keep up with increased energy demands.

Most athletes will naturally eat the right amount of food their bodies need. But if you’re concerned that your child is getting too much or too little food, check in with your doctor.

Besides getting the right amount of calories, it takes a variety of nutrients to keep young athletes performing at their best:

Vitamins and minerals: Kids need a variety of vitamins and minerals. Calcium and iron are two important minerals for athletes:
Calcium helps build strong bones to resist breaking and stress fractures. Calcium-rich foods include low-fat dairy products like milk, yogurt, and cheese, as well as leafy green vegetables such as broccoli.
Iron helps carry oxygen to all the different body parts that need it. Iron-rich foods include lean meat, chicken, tuna, salmon, eggs, dried fruits, leafy green vegetables, and fortified whole grains.

Protein: Protein helps build and repair muscles, and most kids get plenty of it through a balanced diet. Protein-rich foods include fish, lean meat and poultry, dairy products, beans, nuts, and soy products. Too much protein can lead to dehydration and calcium loss.
Carbohydrates: Carbs provide energy for the body.

Some diet plans have urged weight-conscious adults to steer clear of carbs, but for a young athlete they’re an important source of fuel. There’s no need for “carb loading” (eating a lot of carbs in advance of a big game), but without carbs in their diet, kids will be running on empty. When you’re choosing carbs, look for whole-grain foods like whole-wheat pasta, brown rice, whole-grain bread and cereal, and plenty of fruits and vegetables.