My Fellow Bloggers Part I

I saw someone post about her fellow blogger buddies and I thought I’d do a bit myself. I think we all like to know from time to time that others care to read about us and know who we are. This is in alphabetical order so nobody thinks I’m playing favorites.

This is also mostly done from memory and I have a bad one.  I didn’t want to look up everyone’s “about me” to write this.  I tried to remember posts I really liked and comments here that I enjoyed.

I was going to do everyone at once but the list was longer than expected so here is the first installment. 

Christine: I must admit one of the reasons I got into your blog was because you were from the UK (even though your writing doesn’t always come across that way) but I also really liked your style. I like how you pick a topic everyday and write a short but smart piece about it. You don’t get overly personal but still it’s personal enough to get to know who you are. Maybe if I’m ever in the UK :fingerscrossed: I’ll say hi :wave:
Gary: How long have I been reading your blog? It’s been a while and I think there are very few posts I’ve ever missed. You are different than any other kind of blogger out there, you have a unique view of the world around you and I almost always smile when reading your post of the day. I have this image in my head of this strong but sweet guy who we could all learn a little from.

Heather B: Well given you set me up with a host and wordpress I will always think you are cool for that. You’ve helped me so many times when you probably didn’t need to and rarely laugh at me when I screw up my blog. I can tell you are a very strong woman with everything you’ve been through and are loved a lot by those close to you.

Janet: Your blog is truly quality writing and you have many loyal readers to boot. You have a knack for a kind of writing you that draws people in, even someone like me who can rarely read posts longer than a few short paragraphs. You also get very involved with your readers and that is something that doesn’t happen enough in the blogging world.

Maureen: You are one of the sweetest people I know and you have a way of making everything make sense. I had no idea anyone online could effect my life as much as you did just by a few words from your heart. You are the poster child for what parenting should be, I know you aren’t perfect but you are an authentic person who has so much to offer the world.

Tara: While I definitely miss you being more a part of the blog world I still love reading the posts to your website. You are a great writer and even your most simple posts are engaging and appealing.  I also enjoy our email and messaging talks and how much we have in common.
Everyone: Thanks for making blogging 10,000 times more fun!

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