We do Books on Science-Fiction, and Idiotic Idioms
We do Books on Science-Fiction, and Idiotic Idioms
Life is, at its basic, all about problem solving. Life is one long process of problem solving – when you boil it down; and think about it, if there really is a God – which, I believe there is –…
I BELIEVE THIS ARTICLE WILL DO YOU GOOD, entitled, “DO YOU KNOW WHO IS THE GREATEST PROBLEM SOLVER IN YOUR LIFE, i.e.“ by Chris Briscoe on Medium:
Do you know that you can slow your Time Down as you speed up ? It’s called Time-Dilation. This book is about a teenager Scientist called Dean Whizz whose nickname is Whiz – who is head-over-heels with a girl from the…
The question I am trying to answer is: What brings you peace?Personally, I would want to reword that to, “What gives you peace?” since I believe this peace is a gift 🎁 given by a Giver. For Me, There is…
The question I am trying to answer is: What brings you peace?Personally, I would want to reword that to, “What gives you peace?” since I believe this peace is a gift 🎁 given by a Giver. For Me, There is…
This is About My Latest Book, “Whiz’s Amazing Journey in his Space-Time Elevator: In Pursuit of Precious” A Romantic Science-Fiction: Whiz is an eighteen-year-old college student in his second-year of college – and since he is English, college means the…
It’s not Science-Fiction, it’s pure science — and there’s even an equation that goes with it, which is pretty simple, yet, profound because it could take you a lifetime thinking about the repercussions of such an equation: Your Passage Through Space +…
I love idioms, especially you know those phrases in the English language that always pop up in our conversations to spice them up. I like them because they make our conversations more colourful; There are certainly a whole ton of them, at least 25,000 in the English language alone — and that’s not counting foreign languages What’s your…
The Adventures of Jack Getting His Teeth into English Idioms Do you like English Idioms? I like idioms because they bring colour and spice to our bland conversations, e.g. “It’s just what the doctor ordered”. If you like idioms,…
I love idioms, especially you know those phrases in the English language that always pop up in our conversations to spice them up. I like them because they make our conversations more colourful; There are certainly a whole ton of them, at least 25,000 in the English language alone — and that’s not counting foreign languages What’s your…