Bits and Bobs is just a fun category where short essays on different subjects can be found. Meant to whimiscal and Entertaining, this page is the place to find something different. These are just fun essays that are intended to edify and entertain.
Bi-Polar Disorder: A brief essay on what bipolar disorder is, and my struggle with it. Too many people claim bi-polar, but most do not really have it. You can find out more by following the provided link
Books: Books have played a part in history since our far ancestors started writing. This essay is just a short exploration about the history and future of this wonderful way of sharing information and entertainment. Just follow the provided link to FIND OUT MORE!
Floriography: You can truly say it with flowers if you know the language of flowers. Used from ancient times, using flowers let you tell people how you feel about them. From friendship to hate, flowers can say it all.
Horses: A short study of our history with the domesticated horse. It briefly explores the bonds that can be forged between a horse and it’s person. Follow this link to see more about this magnificent animal today!
Invisible Illness: This is one near and dear. It explores what invisible illness are, and what some reactions to them can be. This subject impacts 10% of the population. Please come with this link to find out more.
Ladders: Who really thinks about ladders as a tool? And really, do we really think about ladders at all? This is a short thesis on what types of ladders there are, and gives some safety tips as well. So follow the provided link. Maybe you will find out something you did not know about ladders!
Living With Cats: This page explores the pros and cons of choosing a cat for a companion. There are so many reasons that cats can make an excellent pet, but there are also reasons that one may not want to have one around. So look here and see some pros and cons about cats HERE
So you see this page, Bits And Bobs, is just a page that wanders all over and may satisfy some of the curiosity of the Elephant’s Child (a short story written by Rudyard Kipling). I hope you get some entertainment out of these pages, and find something to take away from them.
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