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A Letter to My Readers

Day 27:  A letter to your readers.

This was supposed to post yesterday but I was having too much fun with my little schmuffin to bother with the computer.  I really wanted to make sure I posted it, though, because I think it's important.

Dear Readers,

You have no idea how much you mean to me.  I sincerely mean that.  I started this blog almost two years ago as a way to document my pregnancy.  I had no idea it would turn into my outlet.  I had no idea how many people I would come to know. 

I had two followers for the longest time.  Then somehow I moved up to ten.  Then I started linking up and putting myself out there more and I now have 79 of you wonderful followers.  It may not be much as compared to some of the bigger blogs but I thank every single one of you for following me. 

I appreciate the fact that you want to read what it is I have to write.  I appreciate all of your comments and I reply to each and every single one of you via email.  I appreciate the blog friendships that have developed over time.  I truly enjoy talking to you all.

You really have no idea how much I love your comments and how much I love responding to them.  I love that many of us have so much in common and I hate that we all live so far away from each other because I really feel that I could be friends with so many of you!

I love reading your blogs as well.  Some of you are serious, some of you are funny, some of you are great advice givers, some of you are great recipe sharers, some of you are awesome do-it-yourselfers.  All of you are amazing!

I'll be celebrating my 2 year blogiversary soon and I just can't express how awesome it has been.  I hope to keep my little space here in the blog world for a long time and develop even greater relationships with you all. 

With Love,
Vanessa




Comments

  1. ShannonMay 29, 2013 at 8:33 AM

    Awww - I totally agree. I started my blog for me, but it is the readers that encourage me to keep going and continue this journey that I will hopefully have forever.

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  2. BridgetMay 29, 2013 at 10:29 AM

    <3 <3 <3

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