Sentences with phrase «friends about me blogging»

With so many reasons to not be a blogger (I don't exactly have a very supportive family and friends about me blogging), I'm pretty amazed there are still new posts coming up in this page every week.

Not exact matches

Amid the Great Recession and an expensive divorce from his first wife, Wilson, who blogged about her demands on LiveJournal, Musk was living off loans from his wealthy friends.

You can do that by blogging about the plugin, telling your friends or using the social media share buttons above.

Of course there are other reasons for my sporadic blogging this year: a surprise new baby coming which completely disoriented us, a new book to finish writing (and I will share all about that in January), travelling and speaking all over North America, stewarding the message of Jesus Feminist throughout her first year of life, creating the Jesus Feminist collection with Imagine Goods, a trip to Haiti, new opportunities as a writer, three tinies at home with their own lives and drama and growth and change, remodelling parts of our home, marriage, church, friends, life, work, laundry (oh, can we talk laundry?!)

While I could chalk this up to learning a lot about blogging (which I did), or learning a lot about theology and Scripture (some of which is documented on this blog), most of this increase is due to you — my friends and fellow blogger / writers in the online community.

Over the course of the next year, I made several good blogging friends online, and learned a lot about blogging, started several other blogs, and decided to pursue my dream of getting published.

I also loved travelling to Montreal last fall and attending the Food Bloggers of Canada FBC2015 conference where I learned so much about blogging and photography and got to meet some amazing Canadian food bloggers who I now call friends.

None of my «real life» friends cared much about blogging, and none of the cool bloggers out there were my friends.

My friend Meg from Sweet Twist of Blogging is about to welcome another adorable little girl to her family!

Getting together with friends, cooking together, eating and drinking together... and then blogging about it??

Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star — no this post is not about a famous children's song but is a special tribute post to remember Selma @ Selma's Table, a special blogging friend from the UK who passed away recently.

I heard about it from blogging friend Cheri of My Savory Spoon who is also participating.

I've told several friends about my chia fresca find and have finally blogged about it too http://familyanswersfast.wordpress.com/2014/09/06/love-it-chia-fresca-food-fitness/.

Without a doubt, one of the most rewarding things about food blogging is all the amazing friends I've made along the way.

Yield: Makes 12 balls Ingredients: Strawberry Champagne Ruffle Cake for a Virtual Baby Shower — Cook Like a Champion Without a doubt, one of the most rewarding things about food blogging is all the amazing friends I've made along the way.

Plus, since I have been blogging about this gluten - free lifestyle for many years now, it has brought me into contact with some other amazing gluten - free, allergy - free bloggers and friends.

Those girls are some of my favorite blogging friends and I'm so excited about their new book.

Janaina served up her dishes on Sundays to friends and family, blogging about her efforts — successful and otherwise!

On another note, I recently did an interview with my lovely friend Sarah over at lamb411.com all about my love for baking and blogging.

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!

Friends like you are what I love most about blogging.

Thanks for this giveaway, I don't live in US / Canada, but I so lucky to have friends there to pick up this beauty in case I win Thanks for these wise words about blogging (it's been a while I wrote my last post, but this still dreaming of coming back), it's so nice to hear we all share same passion.

One of the best things about blogging is the people you meet who become lifelong friends; and when those friends are talented bakers, they write beautiful cookbooks and send a copy to you.

Today I'm participating in a internet wide virtual pumpkin party with just about 70 of my closest blogging friends We're bringing a MASSIVE explosion of all things pumpkin for you to enjoy!

Much to my surprise, she and her friend laughed it off and then we proceeded to have a great time sipping coffee (or what was left of it) and chatting about blogging stuff.

* Alternately titled: My Neuroses About BlogHer Last year, as a blogging friend of mine and I sat at home on our computers attending BlogHer in Second Life instead BlogHer in real life in San Francisco, we made a pact that we would do whatever it takes to get us to the BlogHer Conference in 2009.

A few weeks ago, my friend Kristen at Rage Against the Minivan blogged about actions all of us (particularly people who aren't in a position to adopt) can take to address the global orphan crisis.

I blogged about, tweeted about, asked friends, test drove and finally made a choice.

Thank you SO much for sharing about the UBP with your blogging friends!

In order to collect some ideas, I took a look back at literacy activities I did with E when she was little and at activities some of my blogging friends have written about and rounded up 20 Fun Literacy Activities for Toddlers!

Since I started blogging, I've become better acquainted with two school nurses (one a new friend, one who serves with me on Houston's Student Health Advisory Council) and now realize that it's often school nurses who are on the front lines of the childhood obesity crisis, conducting diabetes screenings and BMI evaluations, and using those few precious minutes with students to try to educate them as much as they can about nutrition and health.

By rights, I should have been blogging about gardening again, and sending my post off to my friend Sommer for this month's Green Moms Carnival.

I enjoyed learning about new eco-friendly businesses and charities, and bumping into many of my Twitter buddies, Green Mom Blogging friends, and business colleagues.

i am such the analog girl living in a digital world and i am really looking forward to learning about the new world of blogging, making some friends, and learning about some great new blogs.

-LSB-...] It's a Party... March 2, 2007 Filed under: lydia, moms, friends, me, blogging, internet — Amanda @ 1:55 pm I'm really excited about this Ultimate Blog Party.

Dear friends, We Rookie Moms try not to blog about blogging because we believe that our readers are more likely to be fellow mamas, not fellow bloggers, but since there are definitely a handful of savvy bloggers reading our site, I want to address an issue some of us may be facing this week.

Not only did I get to meet one of my best blogging friends in real life, I also had the chance to meet new friends and find out more about what Disney is up to at their parks and in the world of social media.

At times it's a bit challenging — after all you don't make friends when blogging about their political corruption, but that's just par for the course.

A blogging friend, Jenna, was sweet enough to share her story in this guest post about the changes she has...

Thank you so much for your dedication to this project (ie, blogging / responding to comments / sharing research etc.) A dear friend of mine is in medschool in Buffalo, and on a recent visit to see me in Boston she got pretty fired up about the deficits (her opinion, not mine) that keto presents.

Calling myself a green beauty addict would be a bit of an understatement... What I enjoy most is sharing the magic in everyday life with others whether that's blogging about my latest beauty and fashion discoveries, acting in indie film, talking with a close friend, or singing obnoxiously loud in my car.

That is a really good point that your friend made about bloggers and blogging.

I get to see old blogger friends and meet new ones that have flown in from all over the country, I learn a TON about blogging, I get to hear inspirational speakers, and the gift bag is not bad either.

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.

But as we all know, that's not what the blogging industry is about, I started to lose those connections I had with my readers, I missed blog chats & general twitter conversations with my blogging friends, I lost out on instagram because I didn't spend time engaging with people who were taking the time to like or comment.

I'm heading to Punta Cana next month for a friend's beach wedding and as excited as I am about spending six days in the sun with Chris and getting to see some of my blogging friends, I'm a little nervous about being in a bikini for almost a week... I gained ten pounds over the summer (damn that Italian gelato!)

I feel the exact same was as you about this wonderful blogging community — heck, that's how we became friends, because fellow bloggers are warm, welcoming people who support each other.

My blogging friend told me about it and I really appreciate the community aspect and getting to know other blogs - not necessarily in my own genre!

A few weeks ago I blogged about one of my friend Rachael's April wedding (check that post out here if you missed it).

Happy Thanksgiving love everything about your table setting and thank you for being such a wonderful blogging friend