For Day 2 of the Ultimate Blog Challenge, the suggested topic is to let readers know how we got started in our niche or market. For me, this is how it all began….back in December 2014. I was doing product and book reviews and had a free Word Press blog but that all changed when my grandson visited over Christmas in 2014. He was big into websites and set me up. Since I really didn’t know anything about them, he did all the work to make my website. Then it
It’s another month and time for another UBC, are you ready for the challenge? It’s time to get your fingers peeking on the keys and write a blog each day for the month of October. For those who are new to the challenge, four times a year, January, April, July, and October members write a blog each day for the Ultimate Blog Challenge. Our host, Paul T. sends a suggested prompt out each day to help you along. Some take the prompt idea, others write about their own ideas. For
The Ultimate Blog Challenge for July is ended and I didn’t give myself much hope in finishing but I did! Congratulations to everyone who participated in this challenge and a special thank you for our gracious host Paul for keeping it going. I’ve stumbled a lot this month but managed to post each day, this is my 39th consecutive UBC and while sometimes it’s trying, very trying, it’s also a great feeling knowing I completed another challenge. I have enjoyed visiting and reading the many blogs from other participants and
It all started when my daughter and son-in-law went with me to Cherokee July 2024 for Rich’s and my anniversary and his birthday. This was my first trip up there without him and it was hard. But as soon as I saw all the beautiful blue butterflies around me when we sent a small memorial boat in the river I felt peace, I know Rich was home were he loved. I had mentioned I wanted to get a small angel wing tattoo and my son-in-law had some of his done
We weren’t perfect but with our 59 years of love we were perfect for each other. First it’s hard to believe that this is the second year without Rich being with me for our anniversary but I know he is watching over and guiding his family and loved ones. How I remember our wedding day, my dad opened the car door and took my hand. I was 18 years old and Rich was 20, soon to be 21 two days after our marriage and all this started on a blind