An appendix goes wrong on an ordinary Sunday, and the post that follows tracks the nausea, the misreading of it, and the moment the pain became something else entirely. Rhonda writes it as an account rather than a lesson, which is why anybody who has ignored a symptom will read to the end.
The blogging material is written for someone at the very start. Quick post ideas when nothing comes. Hints that assume you have no technical background at all. How to treat writing as a business rather than as a hobby that might pay.
She writes about ageing without dread, with three health factors for older adults and several posts on doing it gracefully, and she campaigns against artificial food dyes with real conviction.
Positive thinking gets defended against the people who say the phrase in a mocking voice, which is a more useful post than another list of affirmations.
Read the appendicitis piece, then the beginner blogging run. Both come from the same steady voice.