Painting by Michelle H. Filer
Woo-hoo! I’m celebrating a milestone. 200 posts and counting.
When I began blogging two years ago in December 2008, I had no idea I would love blogging so much nor that I could stick to my promise to blog twice a week no matter what.
Yes, every Tuesday and Friday, rain or shine, inspired or not… I have always posted some thing: musings, favorite poems, inspiring videos, clearing testimonials, life stories, book excerpts… As long as it’s high level content with a message about cultivating a clear home and a spacious life, anything goes!
I have so much content that I’ve had to retool and reorganize my blog template three times! If you scroll up to the header bar and pull down the menus, you’ll see what’s cooking here.
So here’s my question to those of you who have stopped by and enjoy my blog “home”:
- What is it that you most enjoy seeing here? What would inspire you to stop by more often (and/or even subscribe)?
- Which posts are your favorites? Which have inspired, moved, and/or made you laugh the most?
- Do you have a story you would like me to share here?
- How can we get the word out to others about this (free) site?
Please share in the comment box or write me privately. Your comments mean a LOT!
congrats I love reading them. l llike the art today too. Think I’m going to adopt you as my fun guru for 2011 again too..can you believe it’s almost here…seems like just yesterday we declared this the year of “ease””
Hi, Stephanie,
I found your site by searching for rituals of letting go. Thanks for a good blog post on that subject. I also enjoyed moving around your posts and discovered that we have been blogging about the same amount of time. I invite you to come take a look at 100memoirs.com. Happy New Year and Happy Blogging!
Hi Shirley,
Apologies for not responding. I just came across your lovely comment today, if you can believe it – three months to the day after you wrote! Anyway, thank you for landing here. I look forward to visiting your site 100memoirs.com. It sounds fabulous. Happy spring!
Cheers, Stephanie