Sentences with phrase «blogging about my experience with»

I've blogged about my experience with this pudding and linked back to your post.

I also blogged about my experience with it.

I look forward to blogging about our experience with Chris next week, and if you're interested, you can follow along with his adventures on the road here:

Not exact matches

I know that I've shifted in what I blog over the years — less blogging about my tinies experiences / lives, for instance, less burn - down - the - Internet soapbox rants, less day - in - the - life blogging with simple stories from daily life — but that means that when I do write, it's with more thoughtfulness and intention, I hope.

Thats so awesome, Kathryn, I'm so glad to hear you have had (and are having) a wonderful experience with the blogging world, and I can say that I for sure appreciate your commenting a great deal:) so glad to have you out and about now too!

I've found that blogging actually encourages me to do things with friends, and experience new things so that I can then write about it!

With experience and great ideas, she loves blogging about how she gets her children active outside in a variety of activities like hiking, camping, boating, and more.

Save the Children Bloggers Conferences (2011, 2012, 2014) sharing my experiences travelling to Mozambique with Save the Children and talking about storytelling, blogging and social media

Dr. Donald Hensrud and Terri Trespicio review the wellness steps of the Whole Body Action Plan with women who blogged about their experiences.

But I guarantee I have more experience and history with all of this than most people out there blogging about it now that are calling themselves experts after making their first cauliflower crust pizza.

-LSB-...] This guy blogged about his personal experience training fasted with and without BCAAs.

Angela Grassi, MS, RDN, registered dietitian and founder of the PCOS Nutrition Center, used a MYO supplement for over a year and blogged about her positive experience with it.

I've been blogging about food and nutrition for a while now, and at times touched on my past experience with eating disorders.

Note: I've got ta confess that it feels pretty vulnerable posting a story about my own weight loss and body image issues, and I've been blogging long enough to know that not everyone will agree with or appreciate my experience that I've shared below.

I bought one for my mom for Mother's Day and she's been raving about it since, and I've seen a few blogging friends sharing their experiences with it.

Normally I would have posted all my hilarious photos and chatted with you about how great of an experience it was but I kind of stopped blogging for a second to re-group.

We all had time to meet, chat about our experiences with fashion blogging, and we were able to select 3 outfits to wear for the shoot.

My blogging experience since then has definitely been more ups than downs, but when 52 % of girls say they feel negatively about themselves because of social media, it's important that we each do our part to change the conversation happening on social media and lift each other up instead of tearing others down with our words.

After a recent experience I had with another blogger, I felt the need to speak out about it and address it and share blogging tips — because I know I'm not the only one who faces drama in this industry.

(Though I did consider writing a metaphorical post relating my blogging journey to my ironing experience last weekend to show you how blogging isn't always perfect and you make do with what you have, but deleted that real quick because like I said — who wants to read about ironing?!)

I'm still in awe of your experience at NYFW and especially loved your post about meeting Jen from Dressing with Class — isn't it crazy how blogging brings people together?

Over the past year I have been blogging periodically about our transition to Responsive Web Design, which, according to Wikipedia, is «an approach to web design aimed at crafting sites to provide an optimal viewing and interaction experience — easy reading and navigation with a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling — across a wide range of devices (from desktop computer monitors to mobile phones).»

Many writers who are blogging for the first time don't realize that many of the newer WordPress themes come with «mobile friendliness» built in, which allows a writer to not have to worry too much about designing for mobile users (and in fact, in my experience, many writers are completely unaware that they have or don't have a mobile - friendly site).

But it was when I blogged about unlimited access to ebooks with readers, and heard what kind of experience those readers were having with KU, that I saw why it was important for me to only make my works available at top - notch retailers.

In addition to what Sharon mentioned here, I've blogged before about my experiences with writing contests and how some of them are structured to provide feedback (although due to the contest entry fee, -LSB-...]

It is written by Tadas Viskanta, a private investor with over 20 years of experience, who has made a name for himself in the investing world after seven years of blogging about his investment insights.

Experienced traveler blogging about sustainable tourism with focus on social and cultural exchange.

They have been able to make a lot of money after long hard commitment to blogging about their travel experiences, giving expert travel advice and networking with many companies and bloggers to support their blogging... Read More about Career or Travel?

They will be guest blogging frequently about their experiences with taking their home off the grid and eating a local diet.

My name is Brandon I've been hired on as a vendor to work on this awesome new project: blogging about the amazing experiences you can have with Windows Previously, I had been blogging at... Read more

New - Delhi, India About Blog TB&ME is a collaborative blogging project by patients being treated for multidrug - resistant tuberculosis (MDR - TB) in locations all around the world.It also provides an opportunity for patients to tell the world that MDR - TB exists in their own words, that it is a global problem and to share their experiences with others who might be in the same position.

Blogging wasn't about posting pretty pictures or projects, it was simply about sharing the experience of creating a home and going through life one blog post at a time (with nearly eight years of updates, that's a lot of posts!)

I'd love to hear more details about your positive experience with Karianne's blogging help.