Latest comments
St Tydecho Pilgrimage Sites in West Wales
Tydecho and Tegvedd are clearly Celtic deities re-classifed as Christian saints. In the fourth and fifth centuries this happened on several occasions across Europe. For example, how many headlands in Greek speaking areas are dedicated to Saint ...
frankbeswick, on 09/04/2014
Redgage - paid social bookmarking
I have the opposite problem. I've got over $100 in the redgage account and absolutely no way to get it out. (After they displayed user's names and home addresses publicly I don't trust them with mine.) It's still good for backlinks though.
tirial, on 09/04/2014
Pet Hatchery - a hatchery for virtual pets
This is already happening. The problem is that there are so many pets it takes a while for the system to run through them - and certain users keep resubmitting them. We've added a permanent block which should cut it down.
tirial, on 09/04/2014
Decorate Your Home With Quilts
You are very talented! These quilts look lovely.
Telesto, on 09/04/2014
Designing Clothing on Zazzle - Tips & Tricks
Thank you, this is really helpful. I haven't tried designs on clothing yet, a job for the weekend, so this has come at exactly the right time!
Telesto, on 09/04/2014
Nine Ways to Exercise a Dog
You and your dogs have had some great adventures together. I'm sure the exercise was good for all of you. The dog sledding and sheep herding sounds like great fun for all. And like you say, keeps their minds and bodies working.
RuthCox, on 09/03/2014
The Semi-Mythical Maelgwn Gwynedd Pt 5
In the light of Maelgwyn, an interesting research study would be what happened to the druids. They were around in Maelgwyn's time and in Ireland at the time of Columbanus. Then they disappear. Yet when Toland in 1792 summoned all druids to a ...
frankbeswick, on 09/03/2014
Jersey Devil: Duck, Dragon, Demon, Religious Politics, Unknown Beast, Bat or Owl?
They particularly like sheds that are slightly raised above ground level, maybe by a few inches.
frankbeswick, on 09/03/2014
Living Life To Its Fullest From A Dog’s Perspective
Claudia, I do think she would approve, too! Walking a dog gives me a bit of joy, even if I sometimes have to force myself to go do it. I need it and so do they.
CorreenK, no doubt Buba fills each day with pleasure beyond measure. I had to ...
RuthCox, on 09/03/2014
Living Life To Its Fullest From A Dog’s Perspective
What a wonderful list, and yes, Tidbit would approve of Item #10 for sure, I admire you for so quickly after loss turning right around and giving love to dogs in need.
happynutritionist, on 09/03/2014
How to Make Kombucha Tea - a Healthy Fermented Brew
Yes, it is one of the fermented health drinks that you can make inexpensively at home if you have a starter, and they aren't all that expensive...or can be passed on by someone who makes their own kombucha.
happynutritionist, on 09/03/2014
Film Review of Red Haired Alibi: First Feature Film Role for Shirley Temple in 1932
Web Developers Delhi, Your visit and appreciative comments are appreciated. Thank you.
DerdriuMarriner, on 09/03/2014
Jersey Devil: Duck, Dragon, Demon, Religious Politics, Unknown Beast, Bat or Owl?
Jo, I love your comment about the MPs and I so agree! I didn't know that foxes ever earthed under sheds, but it makes sense.
Telesto, on 09/03/2014
Connecting with the Wizzley Community
Today's my first day, came from the now defunct Squidoo. Looking forward to connecting with the community here.
MBC, on 09/03/2014
Humpback Bridge
I so enjoy covered bridges too and have quite a few memories of them from growing up in Ohio. I love your photos and that image from down river of the Humpback Bridge is an awesome view.
RuthCox, on 09/03/2014