Sentences with phrase «reading blogs this year»

I used to read your blog years ago, but lost touch with the mommy blogging world for a while.

I just posted my top five posts too I really enjoyed reading your blog this year.

Really enjoyed reading your blog this year Michelle, it is very unique and inspiring.

I want to document my life so I can read this blog years down the road and remember some great times I had.

Like, I feel like I am a part of your barn project just because I have been reading your blog all year.

Just wanted to say that I've enjoyed reading your blog this year.

I read your blog years ago, but eventually stopped following because I couldn't understand how someone so young could afford to live in the city, wear such expensive clothes, and go out non-stop.

It's been so exciting reading your blog this year.

I've loved your style since beginning to read your blog years ago.

I have been reading your blog years and now to see your lovely personality shine through the videos is just an icing on the cake.

I have enjoyed reading your blog this year and look forward to 2013 — should be an exciting year for us both!!

I'm on a break, at the moment, from a home project and wanted to stop in and tell you I think reading your blog this year, and your book, has indeed inspired me.

Not exact matches

If you're looking for book suggestions to fill your reading list this year, you could do a lot worse that follow the blog of Microsoft - founder - turned - philanthropist Bill Gates.

Here are 16 marketing blogs and publications you should add to your reading list this year.

In January 2008, two and a half years after founding Etsy, Kalin posted a video on the company's blog of himself reading a children's book.

If you're looking for a way to become financially educated this year, one way to accomplish your goals is by reading popular money blogs that make learning about money fun.

In just two years, it became one of the most widely read blogs in marketing, and now I have two company blogs and two personal blogs.

I didn't know the term for it, this thing we now call a «personal brand,» but at seventeen years old I knew that having ten thousand people reading my blog every day was valuable.

But, if you've been reading this blog for a few years, have gotten yourself out of debt, and actually have a nice buffer of cash, well maybe you're finally one of the wealthy ones, but how can you know for sure?

I have been reading your blog for two years and i have been getting unique content.

When I stumbled across Melanie's story, it had been YEARS since I read «personal» personal finance blogs.

As 2017 comes to a close, we looked back through this year's blogs to find the most read.

In another post I'll talk about how PR has changed dramatically in the past 10 years or you can just read Brian Solis's blog or buy his book on the subject.

As you've probably read on other blogs, the first few years you invest you'll really increase your portfolio and income quickly.

Such advice comes as no surprise to readers of Fried's 15 years of posts on his company's popular and influential blog, Signal vs. Noise or who have read any of his books, like Rework, the New York Times best - seller he co-wrote with his Basecamp partner, David Heinemeier Hansson.

For more on the forecast for gold in 2018, read Frank's latest blog post Another Positive Year Ahead for Gold, Says the World Gold Council.

John — I have been reading your blog for a few years now and I really enjoy your writing.

Been reading your blog for years and have to say the time flew by quickly — kind of hard to believe you've just about met your goal.

It's hard to believe, but just five years ago, I was being asked questions like, «do people actually read blogs», or «can you justify blogging with hard ROI?»

I started reading tons of personal finance blogs years ago.

I quite often treat this blog like a diary, so sometimes I'll stray away from talking about my personal finance and share my current thoughts, I'll be excited to go back and read some old post when the years go by, and it will help me reflect on the overall journey that has been experienced, because as great as the end goal of early retirement is, I would imagine the character developed through such a process has more then just monetary value.

I haven't invested a dime in trading stocks but I've invested a lot of time in the past year reading books, blogs, several different newspapers, listening to money talk shows, etc..

Last year, we brought you the top 7 content marketing blogs to read in 2014.

But more than this, I wanted this list to honor the individual blogger who started his or her blog from scratch, and has labored away at it for years, slowly building an audience and faithfully writing quality posts which get read and shared.

I love that our friend Preston Yancey has created a super-simple blog providing daily lectionary readings from the two - year cycle found in the 1979 Book of Common Prayer.

Lol, it is interesting that even after all these years I have been reading Davids blog, Steve still has all the answers.

I have read and signed, many years ago, a code of ethics as an employee of NBPower and I am sure that if I did blog of horrible wrong doing of my employer and my disabelief of NBPower's use of nuclear power I would be told to stop or risk my future employement.

Sad that the dumbest thing I've read in the New York Times for years came from the blog of Ross Douthat, the Catholic conservative voice at the Gray Lady:

(That post was the most read — and most shared — post in this blog's three - year history, by the way; an encouraging fact!)

Brother, I've been reading your blog and books for years.

A quote I read late last year has been bouncing around in my head for a while, so I'm going to let it bounce out of my fingertips, through the keyboard, and onto this blog to see what you all think.

After reading these blogs for several years now I can honestly say the posters who get the most heated and angry and violent in their comments at least claim to be Christians, though I will accept that some may be poe's or trolls.

Example 3: A few years ago, I started reading a blog called de-conversion.

I've been reading NP's blog for over a year, and the cartoons are * very * frequently jabs at ways of doing church, approaches to church, approaches to the bible, approaches to ministry, etc..

Twenty years from now, what will researchers be saying about the long - term effects of blogging and of reading blogs?

Jake - NY «I am a 67 year Grandpa and just sat here and read all the comments on this blog.

, and so if you have appreciated all the free posts and free podcasts which the readers have read over the years, would you please consider making a donation of any amount to help defray the costs of the blog.

Once again, a solution I read on this blog some years ago, «The five million Jews in Israel should move to the USA and the 3 million Muslims in the USA should move to Israel.

Many of you who read my blog are also interested in church planting, and so I want to introduce you to a friend of mine, Nathan Laughlin (and his wife Amy), who is heading to Vancouver, BC next year to plant a network of churches called «Open Circle.»

Frankly, I really, really like this approach, because (as you may know if you have been reading my blog for the past six years or so), this is all I have been able to do with Scripture for the past decade or so.