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Can you believe this blog is ONE year old today?! I sure can't! I've learned that creating a blog is like a part time job, and sustaining one is a full time job. There were some very slow weeks in the beginning, like building my readership, and not knowing what to write. Once people started reading, commenting, and sharing my posts, I got excited and didn't want to quit! Let's take a look back at some of my favorite posts!

This Celtic Thunder post on their new DVD Mythology was the one that started it all! This was my very first post!

This post on Simple Sugars is still one of my most popular posts!

Let's Talk About: Court Storming was probably one of my most passionate posts. I was so fired up, I wrote that post in 15 minutes. My brain was on turbo for that post.

These two posts about Amish flower auctions, and the yearly benefit auction was fun because I got to show you a different way of life that some people don't see every day, or even in their lifetime.

I also got to share with you the day I met some awesome YouTube stars!

Finally, my all time favorite post of this past year was when I met the Farm Kings!

From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU! Thank you for reading, commenting, subscribing, and sharing this blog! I can't thank you enough! Let's make this next year unforgettable!

I look forward to many more years together!
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