Sentences with phrase «blogging weeks of the year»

This is one of my favorite blogging weeks of the year!

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Billion - dollar startups are sprouting like dandelions in Silicon Valley these days, but that certainly wasn't the case 10 years ago this week, when Arianna Huffington launched a blogging site with the help of a few celebrity friends.

Sadly the blogger that was to host this week's edition of the «Carnival of MoneyPros» stopped blogging late last year.

The lectionary is rich this time of year, and as I get back to blogging through the Scripture readings each week, our focus will be on paying attention to the witness of the prophets, connecting them to the Christmas story and to our present longing for God's will to be done on earth as it is in heaven.

I've blogged consistently for a minimum of once a week for almost 5 years, and I barely make anything from it.

The last two weeks seemed like two years, and this time off some real football has given me some time to take a break from blogging, and to catch up on my studies, and I have been able to do a fair bit of it.

I've just realized that this week marks four years of blogging for me here in this space.

As I usually do at this time of year, I'll be taking off the next two weeks from blogging to relax and spend time with family.

Of course I've only been blogging for a year this week.

Just two weeks ago I blogged here that Liz Feld was one of the winners coming out of the Rob Astorino defeat of Andy Spano in Westchester: But I thought this would lead Feld to a rematch against 25 year incumbent Suzi Oppenheimer.

Blogging has been so spotty these last few crazy weeks (I'm sowwy), but now I'm ready to kick off a jam - packed year of awesome posts, starting with this 20 - minute kettlebell swing core workout.

We prepared it for weeks and finally, we are able to share with you a recap of our year 2017 with 5 things we learnt over these past two years of blogging, along with a special photo shooting we did with talented young...

Have a wonderful week and Congratulations on 2 years of blogging!!

I'm not doing too well with the first week into my second year of blogging am I?

Today's outfit includes a striped button down and jeans that I blogged last week to prove the point that this classic duo will be on heavy repeat this fall, but paired with different shoes, bags and accessories to create lots of different looks to get you through this busy time of year with no stress about what to wear.

How much I've missed you < 3 Since the beginning of the 4 + years I've been blogging, I've never taken more than two weeks off, until this September.

For even more New Year's Eve — and Day — celebratory ideas, check out some of these great food, craft, and drink ideas from my blogging friends (be sure to keep checking back all week long):

I'll be going on a blogging break at the end of this week until after the New Year.

I was going to 2 - 3 events a night per week during my first «real» year of blogging.

I don't think in 4 years of blogging I've ever taken a full week off - but life happens!

I thought that this week would be all about celebrating my first year of blogging.

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Kingsland, blogging this year on the Education Week website, sparked controversy by challenging superintendents of struggling school districts to relinquish their systems instead of trying endless reforms: «Rid yourself of the notion that your current opinions on curriculum, teacher evaluation, technology, or anything else will be the foundation for dramatic gains in student achievement.

Last week when I blogged about our Best Book of the Year process, I mentioned that some pictures from the August 20th EVVY Awards would be posted on my blog soon.

January 2010 I started blogging and by the end of 2012, so we are talking a good couple of years of blogging here, I built a speaking platform for myself, I had started podcasting, I was blogging a couple times a week, good community of people and then boom, the book offer comes in from a publisher in the U.S. and I didn't go with that initial offer but it made me think very seriously about going back to that goal of someday writing a book and so I was introduced to a literary agent and I obviously went the traditional publishing route with Virtual Freedom but there's nothing wrong with the self publishing route at all.

With the three - year anniversary of Holy Fudgesicles approaching, I've been blogging about small press publishing this week, including why I chose to publish with a small press and some of the pros and cons of small publishers.

Too many authors work their rears off crafting a hundred thousand words, editing, formatting, polishing, learning the craft, blogging, tweeting, facebooking, developing a website, writing sequels, supporting other authors, working 40 hours a week to pay for the luxury of writing part - time, and supporting families while spending years writing their books... to sell a few hundred books all together.

With the time saved from blogging I plan to write a series of 3 - 4 books that will be published in the first half of the year (one is complete and I'll be announcing it in two weeks).

My blogging partner wrote a blog on this last week and included a quote from perhaps the most wise investor of the past 100 years — Benjamin Graham.

If you have been blogging, writing or taking photos for less than 2 years or have less than 10,000 unique views per month to your website, I invite you to be a featured ATW (Aspiring Travel Writer) of the week.

I just started blogging 3 weeks ago and dreaming of getting into list... well, maybe in 5 years, let's see.

I'm so impressed with all you have achieved this year Anne, and how you've whittled out the areas of your blogging life to reveal not only what inspires you but the areas that will take you forward with more effective use of your limited time after a full working week and 3 children!

During my tenure here, I've blogged an average of 10 posts a week, roughly 50 weeks a year, for a total of 1,680 posts.

U.S. District Judge Nancy Gertner of Boston, who attracted the attention of bloggers and the news media earlier this year when she joined the roster of contributors to the new Slate legal blog, Convictions, shares her thoughts on judicial blogging, judicial speech and courtroom cameras in this week's episode of our legal - affairs podcast Lawyer2Lawyer.

U.S. District Judge Nancy Gertner, who attracted the attention of bloggers and the news media earlier this year when she joined the roster of contributors to the new Slate legal blog, Convictions, shares her thoughts on judicial blogging and judicial speech in this week's episode of our legal - affairs podcast Lawyer2Lawyer.

With the Supreme Court wrapping up its term this week, it issued five decisions today, including one on what may well have been the most blogged case of the year, Morse v. Frederick, aka «Bong Hits 4 Jesus.»

Now it has come to my attention that a dear blogging friend and long time sponsor of The Inspired Room, Gina of Feather Your Nest, has experienced her own personal tragedy last week, the sudden unexpected loss of her 39 year husband Michael — her high school sweetheart, husband of 16 years and father of their children.

After over five years of blogging several times a week, I am realizing there is a lot of content in this blog that is challenging to find, even for me!

This is by far my favorite week of the blogging year:) Have you seen all of the awesome home tours going around?

After being a stay at home mom for most of the time, then working 45 - 50 hours per week the past 4 years, I'm back at home watching my baby granddaughter part time, and I'm struggling to keep a good schedule, getting all of the projects & cleaning & blogging done as I plan on.

One year of blogging, 300 posts, back to school, FALL NESTING, the kick off of Blissfully Domestic «s new & improved site that week, and my grown up blog address and a NEW BLOGROLL (I'm working on it) on THE INSPIRED ROOM!

Ironically, a year ago this week I blogged about my entry into journalism (pick me in the line - up of cadets, above) back when the demise of print media was unimaginable.

In the wonderful world of blogging, there seems to be an understood code among bloggers: the week between Christmas and New Years is vastly considered a time to rest, relax and unplug.

Of course I've only been blogging for a year this week.