WOX Community Blogosphere Magazine #95

o1eh (78)modSR|Moderator WOXin WORLD OF XPILAR • last year

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I welcome you, friends, to the pages of the magazine. Today you will visit Paris twice, learn how to overcome grief, learn to treat others better, see how the relics of St. George the Victorious were met in Sofia, and much more. It will be interesting!

The Challenge of Dealing With Loss and Grieving

In this post, @whitelightxpress offers advice on coping with grief.

Blood is Less Viscous Than Honey

So honey is thicker than blood. What do I mean?

But I won't tell you in advance. Visit the post and find out for yourself. @ronthroop's thoughts are worth noting.

On being friendly and inclusive with all kinds of foreign people, and appreciating and respecting their lives just as the life is perceived for anyone anywhere!

@digi-me is trying to reach us to teach us how to treat people properly.

How a Detergent Promotion Stole My Heart 🧸

@enveng shares some of her memories with us:

Perhaps taking a moment to reflect on our childhood and the things that brought us happiness can help us appreciate the present even more. I think it reminds us of the beauty of simplicity and the importance of cherishing the little things in life 💫

How I recreated a ping pong game playable on browser on my own

@vickyspartan talks about how he built a browser game himself.

Qutub Minar Complex, New Delhi

Another amazing trip with @dove11. This time he invites us to visit Qutub Complex, New Delhi, India.

Welcoming the relics of St. George the Victorious in Sofia

@ceramixer:

Part of the right hand of the holy great martyr George the Victorious arrived in Sofia. Welcoming a part of the relics of St. George the Victorious is of great importance for Bulgaria, because we receive the blessing of the saint, who is the patron of many settlements in Bulgaria, of many cities, of many villages and of many families in our country.

Kuragala Temple Archaeological Site

@kusal:

Today I will share my latest tour experience with you. What makes this trip different from the travel experiences I have written before is that this station is a prehistoric archaeological site.