For a couple of years now I've been inspired by many talented bloggers who generously share their experience through writing, photographs and good deeds. Not until I began trying my own hand at it did I realize how difficult all of this communicating can be. I suppose that's why it has taken me so long to get one going!
I couldn't possibly name here all of the interesting blogs and talented people I have encountered online, but in the coming months I will faithfully try to list as many as I can in my blogroll.
Attic24 and Creative Breathing were two of the first blogs to catch my attention. From there I soon discovered others, like Mrs Twins, for instance, a/k/a Sue McGorie, who also happens to be the creator of SIBOL (Sunshine International Blankets of Love). With the help of people from around the globe, Sue uses donated, crocheted "squares" to assemble blankets that will be distributed to nursing homes and hospitals in remembrance of her Grandmother. SIBOL has blossomed into a wonderful "good deed".
I look forward to sharing with you and hearing what you think. Hey, I might want to show you something I've made, or something someone else made. Maybe a great recipe, or even a picture of my dog, Posy, doing something goofy. (My husband is also not immune to this condition.)
So, first things first. Thank you bloggers and blog readers for inspiring me to join this wonderful community.
it's beginning to look a lot like christmas
2 days ago
Hi Linda!
ReplyDeleteWelcome in blogland!
It's great to inspire eachother.
It's fantastic to "meet" other bloggers around the world.
~X~ Karin
Hi Linda!
ReplyDeleteFrom now on I will be one of your followers.
I am a recent blogger too, so maybe we can help each other, don`t you think so?
Hugs
G'day Linda
ReplyDeleteAll the very best with your new babe,'Posy Linda blog'... I'm sure you will find lots of new friends & like minded souls...
The world of blogland, flickr & cyberspace is a facinating place with lots of interesting folks...
Congratulations Linda,
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased you have your blog up and running now! It is such a pleasure to pop over and say hello!
It's so pretty, you've worked very hard - it's perfect.
I am so happy to have been your very first follower and I shall be popping over again very soon.
Thank you very much for mentioning me in your very first post, I am so chuffed!
Love to you Sue x
Hi Linda and so glad you are here to join us!! Your blog is very pretty and well put together--mine is always a mess.....like my house! I think you will fit in just great and we will all have a good time. Hugs to you 8>)
ReplyDeleteGood luck and congrats on taking the leap to blogdom, I hope you enjoy every moment
ReplyDeleteDear Sweetest Ladies..thank you for stopping by and reading this blog. I knew I could count on the Sibolettes for support. Really, you've made my day!!!!
ReplyDeleteHello, Linda!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you've started such a pretty blog - I hope you enjoy it. It's wonderful to have a place where you can talk about your creativity and have a genuinely interested audience. I will look forward to your posts! And thanks for the link :-)
Erica
Welcome aboard. You love blogland. It's great to see new friends starting on this journey. There is no going back from here. Remember, to take it slow at first. We are here to help your through.
ReplyDeleteKate - The Garden Bell
P.S. I know all of the above mentioned. My favs to stop by and say hi to daily. You are off to a great start with friends like the one mentioned.
HI LINDA! I am so glad you found me, for now I have found YOU!!!!
ReplyDeletePS I am your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda. What a cute blog you have. Welcome to blogland. I love it. I feel like I've made new friends all over the world. I'll be stopping by for a vist now and then.
ReplyDeleteCindy Bee
Hi Linda
ReplyDeleteWelcome to blogland. Thanks for stopping by and following my blog. Well done - you already have 8 followers - it's taken me 7 months to get that many! Now the dilemma - if I follow you, you'll have more followers than me already! Oh never mind, we're all friends here in blogland.
The blue hibiscus is the only one I've seen in the garden here in the UK - hardy enough to survive the winter. They're more often seen as houseplants here.
Good luck with your blog!
Janet