Hey YOU...Thank YOU!!


Today marks the 7 year anniversary for this evolving blog. I am so GRATEFUL for all the readers (purposeful and accidental) that have visited to read my thoughts and opinions. Viewer/readership is UP, UP, UP!! =D 


I am AMAZED at how this blog has grown. I APPRECIATE that YOU would use your free time to read through the topics that I find interesting and worth starting a dialogue about. I could not let another year pass without writing YOU a brief note to express my enormous GRATITUDE. Thank you for those of you who have shared, scrolled, followed and talked about this personal outlet. 



I have come to love brainstorming, drafting, editing and publishing my words. Without an audience these posts would not continue. Thank you for VALUING this creative space. Continue reading and sharing. Every viewer is essential to this blog. The 7th year is special to me, because I believe the number seven is a number of completion. Who knows how long this blog will exist, but for now let's enjoy each other's presence. 

Take care and choose happiness! 

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