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Plant-based and vegan cooking: With the increasing popularity of plant-based diets, vegan and vegetarian recipes are in high demand.
Introduction: As plant-based diets become more and more popular, the demand for vegan and vegetarian recipes continues to grow. Many people are turning to plant-based diets for health, ethical, or environmental reasons. As a food blogger, I love experimenting with new vegan and vegetarian recipes and sharing them with my readers. In this blog post, I'm going to share some of my favorite plant-based and vegan cooking tips and recipes that are creative, flavorful, and nutritious.
By Tejas Arya3 years ago in Poets
Desserts and baking:
Introduction: Desserts and baking have been popular for centuries, and it's not hard to see why. From sweet cakes to chewy cookies, there's a dessert out there for everyone. As a food blogger, I love sharing my favorite dessert recipes with my readers. In this blog post, I'm going to delve into the world of desserts and baking, sharing classic and innovative recipes that you'll love.
By Tejas Arya3 years ago in Poets
Mental Health and Therapy: Improving Your Mental Well-being.
Mental health is an essential component of overall health and well-being. With increased awareness of mental health issues, more people are seeking ways to improve their mental health. Therapy, coping with anxiety and depression, and self-care routines are just a few of the topics that people are interested in learning more about. In this blog post, we will explore some of the ways you can improve your mental health and how therapy can help.
By Tejas Arya3 years ago in Poets
Why
A challenge it may seem, but hear me out, A way to make your words stand out. For every line to start with the same letter,
By MalikSaira Maqbool3 years ago in Poets
Japanese samurai sword
The Japanese samurai sword, known as the katana, is an iconic symbol of Japanese culture and history. It is a long, curved blade that was traditionally handcrafted by skilled swordsmiths using a special type of steel called tamahagane.
By Asad Israel Yaqoob3 years ago in Poets
62 Miles for Cancer
Tomorrow starts a new month, This is the month of May, May I will walk for Cancer for a total of 62 miles, This is the first time for me to doing this,
By Teressa Rosall3 years ago in Poets
Elon and Twitter
In the world of social media fame, There's a platform that's gained great acclaim, With tweets that spark both love and hate,
By Andrew3 years ago in Poets
Raising Our Glasses to Friendship
Friendship is a bond, that's hard to define, A connection so pure, that's truly divine. It's a treasure we hold, so close to our hearts,
By Leeann3 years ago in Poets
" A Tribute to Parents"
Oh, how great are parents in their love, With their unwavering support from above, A guiding light through life's stormy sea,
By Misi3 years ago in Poets
starting from the end continued...
Starting from the end may lead to something true. At least, that's what Leo believed. He had always been a bit of an outsider, a quiet observer who preferred to watch from the sidelines rather than jump into the fray. It was this introspective nature that had led him down a path of discovery, one that had taken him on a journey of self-reflection and understanding.
By Ema 3 years ago in Poets
"The Importance of Traveling and How It Can Change Your Life"
Traveling is a powerful and transformative experience that has the potential to change your life in countless ways. Whether you're exploring new cultures, immersing yourself in different ways of life, or simply taking a break from your routine, traveling can open your mind, broaden your perspective, and help you grow as a person. In this blog post, we'll explore the importance of traveling and how it can change your life.
By Tejas Arya3 years ago in Poets
Five, Four, Three, Two, One.
Can’t breathe, one, two, three. In, out, one, two, three. Grounding techniques… Grounding techniques. Start by naming five things that I can see:
By Katherine Bodger3 years ago in Poets