Share a laugh and a yarn with one of Sydney's most charismatic, warm and engaging escorts. Karen combines a successful escorting career with a therapeutic background - *ahem* Where Fantasy Meets Reality. Welcome to Karen Thompson Enterprises.

An online magazine of articles about everything from relationships to cooking to travel. Come be apart of our world.We value your friendship.

A private collection of Australian art pottery made by Grace Seccombe (1881-1956), updated as new pieces are added.

Four regular bloggers discuss the Australian automotive world. Everything from driving to new car models, to car sales and basic car ownership

The marketing landscape is expanding at a rapid rate with the advent of new technologies. Whilst opportunities exist like never before, it is important to keep up to date with how the opportunities are relevant to your business. OnQ Marketing will provide blogs with various information on the new marketing mix and how it should be used by small business.

This is a blog about my life. The ups and downs. The fun stuff and the sad stuff. Living with 2 teenage boys, a fiance and a cocker spaniel can have some moments. Most this blog is about the relationships I share with my boys and how we manage a blended family. One reader described reading my blog like "talking to an old friend" ... and that's what I had hoped my blog would be. I started blogging in April 2010. Grab a cuppa and come and sit down with me and my blog.

I am a Victorian school student with an exuberant interest in education. I aspire to become a teacher and is taking an interactive approach on the way – being a blogger is part of this. My career goal is derived from a fascination in the way people perceive things and how they interact. I love to analyse, and to explore. I share my thoughts on my blog and run a social network dedicated to physical education. This is the area that I am most interested in. Sport has a role in developing people. My always-developing teaching philosophy is based on the notion that students learn best constructively; through inquiry, experience and a collaborative approach that extracts knowledge from many sources, not just a teacher. My blog is mainly about my observations of life and views on the world from a young adult's perspective.

This blog is dedicated to the oddities found in op shops, flea markets, garage sales and the like. Take a look and see for yourself. Trash, or treasure? Op shop (Australia/N.Z.) (from "opportunity shop"), is a retail establishment operated by a charitable organisation for the purpose of fundraising.

Thirty-year-old new mum blogging about my beautiful new family, life with baby, losing the 35kg I gained while pregnant, adventures in motherhood & everything in between.

Life just got a whole lot stickier! 2 expat Aussies, living it up in the south of France, make one very sticky, very french, very cheeky baby! Come join the chaos.

I am a local Gold Coast resident wanting to help people coming to the Gold Coast on holiday to save money. As times are tough at the moment I believe that every cent you can save will improve your memories of your holiday. I give out great ideas on how to save on accommodation, car hire, where to get discount theme parks tickets, and much more.

TMO's is a local Adelaide locksmith matching service for the Adelaide public to find locally based, fully qualified locksmiths in their region. At TMO's local locksmith Adelaide mobile service, all locksmiths are fully qualified and insured to get the job done. Thus ensuring you have peace of mind that all your locksmith requirements will be carried out by an qualified & experienced expert Locksmith.

"My 90 second spoken impressions of the great images I find on Flickr" I really enjoy viewing great photography on Flickr. So many truly great images. So much talent. Unfortunately, having an appreciation for photography, doesn't always go hand in hand with being able to write. And while I can type, I often find my fingers can't keep up with my mind when trying to articulate my impressions of an image. Then, over a glass of red wine or three, I thought, wouldn't it be good if I could give an oral critique? ... And thus was born the idea behind mykriteek.com Spoken critiques of images I find interesting on Flickr.

In short, I joined the vlogging and blogging world shortly after my partner Michael and I chose to start trying to conceive. We fell pregnant 3 months later and I shared my symptoms, thoughts and all my excitement and purchases on my Youtube Channel. I went to my 8.5 week scan and saw a gorgeous wriggly baby so I wasn’t too concerned about our 12 week scan. We had our next scan at 14 weeks and heard the dreaded words “I’m sorry, there is no heartbeat”. I had had a missed miscarriage where my placenta/amniotic fluid had continued to grow and had no signs that we had lost our baby until that point. I recorded a very raw video after finding out about my loss and have been trying to create awareness and help women going through a similar thing ever since via videos, blogs, emails and comments. 7 cycles later and we fell pregnant again with our son Cameron. I had a beautiful pregnancy which I shared at my last blog Racheous’ Journey to Cameron. After giving birth to Cam I suffered from severe anxiety attacks and postnatal depression. It’s an ongoing process but I’m doing much better now and do not have anxiety attacks anymore. I also relactated after having to switch to formula feeding for a short period of time due to sedative medication. I shared that as well on a blog called The Relactater. Since then things have been beautiful. Truly beautiful. So I’m sharing that with you, as well as the downright difficult. “I’m a 22 year old Mumma to baby Cameron who was born New Years Eve 2009 and wife of six and a half years to Michael. We live in a lovely home in Australia. I enjoy spending time with my hubby, family and friends, helping my baby boy discover the world, creating Youtube videos, digital scrapbooking, reading, watching movies, going to mothers groups and writing.”

A blog about my sewing and patchwork adventures

The Ten More Girls collective is an internationally faceted group of female artists who believe that they can make the world go round by creating beautiful & unique jewellery & objects. wearable art. The collective consists of ten female designers and makers who met while studying at the Design Centre Enmore and who are committed to exhibiting every year to promote and nurture the medium in their local community and beyond. Having steadily built a buzz around their work in their previous shows, Girls for Boys 2008 and Girls Against Gold 2009, the girls continue to explore contemporary themes and are exhibiting Girls Around the World at the recently relocated Gaffa Gallery in its stunning new home, a heritage listed 3 story building on 281 Clarence Street in the CBD. This years’ theme Girls Around the World reflects the group’s interest in diverse cultures, their love of travel and issues such as globalization, international politics, the environment & human rights. Their stories, expressed through wearable artworks will be fabricated from contemporary and traditional materials and promise to challenge perceptions and capture the imagination. The exhibition’s opening night is Thursday the 9th September at Gaffa Gallery from 6-8pm and will be open daily until the 21st of September. An added bonus for gallery visitors will be a Meet the Maker event to be held on Saturday 18th of September from 2pm. The Ten More Girls collective consists of the following participants: Majella Beck, Jenny Daskalakis, Andrea Iglesias, Nikki Majajas, Natasha Marcus-Taylo,r Jasmine Matus, A Mi Kim, Radka Passianova, Bernadette Trainor, Janis Valdivia

Read The Therapist Within and unlock your own inner therapist. Written by Sydney based psychotherapist Gabrielle Gawne-Kelnar (Grad Dip Counselling & Psychotherapy), this blog explores therapeutic questions and techniques that can help you find the answers you already carry within you.

Hi! I'm Helen Ross, an Australian freelance writer (local magazines), poet, and children's author. I live in Brisbane with my humorous husband and our beloved pets. I blog and write articles about writing related issues - the good, the bad, the ugly, and the crazy, and am very passionate about promoting authors who independently publish great books. There is so much Australian talent waiting to be 'discovered'. To find out more about my children's books please visit my website at: http://www.misshelenbooks.com My other blogs include: http://10yellowbananas.wordpress.com (cyber launch) http://helenrossnanowrimodiary. wordpress.com http://misshelenspoetrycorner. wordpress.com

This is the Sanders Technology programming blog, as migrated from our former home at http://internationalized.spaces.live.com. The material contained on the site has been published over the past five years and consists mainly of topics relating to software design, architecture and general computer technology. The are the occasional fringe topics including legal affairs, consumer rights, product reviews and personal opinions. We have been well indexed by the major search engines, and attempt to produce content which is both relevant, topical and, in the case of technology, cutting edge and aligned with the most recent developments in Microsoft technology.