A good place to anonymously vent or think aloud. If you're curious about who writes on Write.as, there is a separate 'read stream' ( ) where you can peruse content ranging from the confessions of an ex-employee in the beauty business to rants on UX design and food diaries. These fans are often more powerful than Bathroom & Kitchen fans and ideal for use with long duct runs. Writing provides a great clarity that other ways may. These are the largest lessons in the situation. Once you’ve written all you can, some things will still stand out or certain feelings may still be felt strongly. It allows a pouring out of what is going on inside. You can create an anonymous blog, start writing and it is saved automatically as you go. as the fan is located away from the living space. At some point, during my quest to fix my issues, I realized how beneficial journaling could be. Writing can help to clear the overwhelm of information in your head. The social media part is essentially removed: no one can 'like' or follow your blog or posts.īy default, nothing you publish on Write.as is publicly visible so people can only read your article or blog if you specifically share a link to it. Write.as is a distraction-free, no-frills platform where the idea is to just have somewhere to get your words down without necessarily having an audience in mind like, say, WordPress, where tags and SEO are a part of the process. But where do you go if you just want somewhere not necessarily designed for going public, somewhere to write without being disturbed? The hotel is lovely Actually stunning I usually do not use the word stunning but I have to say that I really love the dcor of the Hyatt Place hotels.

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Place to write and vent