What is Piffle and Bosh?

Stay with me on this one - you will find out the significance of the number 61 soon!!!
It's a proud moment and I really want to share it!!!

Would you believe that I had never head of the words 'piffle' and 'bosh' until the day I woke up with them in my head?

That was the first day of my first paranormal blog post.

PIFFLE - means 'nonsense', 'rubbish'. It's a noun that tends to make something less important, small, inconsequential.

BOSH - means 'rubbish' 'silliness'. It comes from a Turkish word meaning empty.😊😊

So, it's quite interesting, and spooky, that I was led to to take on these two unknown words that, in effect, mean the same thing, when I did not know them in the first place.

But, what I was trying to do was to create something that mirrored my writing style, random bites, stories that attracted me to them, slices of history, interesting facts and my own adventures and put them together to make some quick, spicy, spooky and interesting reading without being overloaded with facts and statements and all about my most beloved topic - THE PARANORMAL.

After all, the best stories, are always filled with just a little bit of PIFFLE, aren't they.

Well, it seems, that there are some people who DO LIKE my stories, as I have been honoured with a place in the TOP 100 Paranormal blogs in the world.

Holy SHEET!!!!!

I stand at number 61.

This is thanks to the wonderful guys at https://blog.feedspot.com/paranormal_blogs/

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I am very proud of my achievement, as I almost love writing as much as GHOST HUNTING!

Well, maybe I do love ghost hunting more.

But thank you again https://blog.feedspot.com/paranormal_blogs/

You guys have made my year and helped me power up into even more writing and more content for my own little space in the paranormal world.

Thank you for allowing me to share my proud moment with you all.

Happy Hauntings - Renata Daniel

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