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Introducing Anything Goes on Sundays

February 23, 2014 - By 

I’m introducing a new bi-monthly meme here – Anything Goes On Sundays. I’ll be writing an update of things of all sorts of stuff – inspirations, events, experiences, links I recommend, etc. I invite you to add your links to the linky. What links? Links to any post you’ve written on that Sunday. The topic doesn’t matter. Remember, anything goes? 🙂 However, if you’re leaving a link, I’d like you to leave a comment as well. So here’s my first round up for this Sunday.

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What’s In A Name?  

Suzy Que, has a lovely prompt for The Writers’ Post Blog Hop 2014 #4 – Share with us why and how you chose the name of your blog and what it means to you.

How did I choose the name of my blog? I initially wanted to write everyday and have an Indian connect in the name – so I looked at ‘dailygyaan’ – the domain was available too, but I hesitated for two days and when I went back to claim it, it was gone! So I came up with ‘everyday gyaan‘ – with ‘everyday’ meaning ‘ordinary’ and not ‘daily’.  Six years later, I’m giving thanks that I didn’t get into daily blogging!

Friends With Benefits 😛

Richa Singh is now offering a weekly newsletter on her blog The Philosopher’s Stone. The three editions I’ve received so far make interesting reading. You might like to sign up too.

Pratibha who wrote that fantastic post on detox drinks  is now offering an e-book of DIY tips and tricks for wellness.  Do download your copy – click on the picture below to find out how:

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In other news

A lot of people around the world are getting set to be Blogging From A to Z . In case you haven’t already, do sign up too and also add your name to the linky list on Vidya Sury‘s blog to reveal your chosen theme.

I was fortunate enough to spy a lovely blog hop by Michelle Wallace on the occasion of her blog completing three. The subject was ‘Ubuntu’ and I thoroughly enjoyed writing my post and reading the other posts on the hop. Do stop by at Samantha Readstreake Geary’s blog for a beautiful story that so well captures the essence of this philosophy.

The Language of Love contest on Write Tribe brought some great posts in – do read them. Also on Write Tribe, Claire McAlpine is doing a three part post on How To Write A Book Review and Why Anyone Can Do It.

Something you can do through the week

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Do add your link if you’ve written a post today!

In case you’re interested, I use PicMonkey: crazy-awesome photo editing for most of the visuals in my posts. The Danny Kaye quote image is from Say What

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Corinne Rodrigues, a writer, coach, and blogger from Secunderabad, India, shares insights on life, creativity, and wellness through her blogs Everyday Gyaan and The Frangipani Creative.

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45 Comments on “Introducing Anything Goes on Sundays”

  1. Hey Corinne, I think it is a great idea, why didn’t I think of it? 🙂 Just kidding, you are doing a wonderful thing by sharing links of friends and their ventures and initiatives. Have an awesome day.

  2. Lovely idea, Corinne. I like it! 🙂 My Sunday posts are more or less along these lines 😀 Thank you for inviting me! I am fortunate to have participated/known all the updates you mentioned here! How wonderful community is!

  3. This is a fabulous idea Corinne! Love it 🙂 No Mondays will be all the more merrier as we carry on talking about our Sundays 😀

  4. Sundays are like that, kuch bhi chalta hai- right from the time you wake up, to how you spend the day. This is a wonderful idea in itself 🙂
    And I’m off to read ‘Ubuntu’
    Take care and have a great week ahead 🙂

  8. Love love the idea. Ad thanks for that tip about pic monkey.. There’s so much to learn, always. And each time I come here I take away something valuable. Thanks!

  10. That’s a fab one and super awesome way to spread joy and happiness, Corinne. Thanks for taking me on board:)

  11. This is a great idea Corinne! Your light shines brightly in your blog. Thanks for spreading joy and inspiration! Here’s my Sunday blog “The Miracle is You.” I’m completing my 40 Day Challenge this week!

  13. Too funny – the first thing I was going to say was that I love your images! I’m really excited to start using PicMonkey to make some better graphics. Mine have been meh so far. These are pretty.

    I’m curious, as a book reviewer, what that post discusses, so I’ll have to pop on over and check it out. 🙂

  16. Great idea – anything goes on Sunday! I usually take Sundays off from the blog world, but I’ll have to remember this. Any excuse to keep blogging – LOL.

  20. Hey Corrine. Thank you for correcting the link I posted. Yes, I was having some difficulty in putting up the comment since I was using my phone. Let me tell you what a nice warm place you have started here. Shall be looking forward to this 🙂

  22. Another fab initiative, Corinne!
    I beg off this one because I only blog during certain weekdays in order to focus on my writing– but I strongly encourage bloggers who do post on Sundays to join this group!

  25. Another wonderful idea from you. And now I have to go looking for some sunday post. Or wait for the second anything that goes and perhaps conjure one then 🙂

  26. Thank you soooo much for the newsletter mention. I am continuously gathering info for it even while being on a holiday! And yes I forgot to place these words in last comment 😀 as you can see. But I did fly back no? 😀

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