2015 was a mega big year. Like, huge. I mean… I got married. We bought a house. I started a blog. Big chapter, right?
There is no way that I could have known what I was getting myself into when I started this blog. A hobby, yes, but something that requires as much time as a job in order to be successful? Yeah, no way of knowing that. But truthfully, I wouldn’t change a single thing. It means so much to me to hear my friends say they are proud of me [Yeah, that’s you Marjorie]. Or that they have started to become bolder in their own fashion choices [You rock, Kim!]. Or to find out a current coworker takes the time to read each new post? [I’m lookin’ at you, Calista:)] And when I tell a story that I wrote about on the blog, and find out my [farthest thing from a blog-reader] brother-in-law reads it too? It all means so much and makes these endless hours so worth it.
I have been blogging for over 5 full months, and I have already met some of the greatest women. Whether it be through Instagram or the blogging community itself – I cannot wait to see what friendships will develop and how my life will continue to be changed. I’m so thankful for this place of mine. So, so thankful.
Even within a couple of months, there are posts that [already] I cringe to look back upon, and posts that I wish I could write again and again. And like every other blogger out there, I’m recapping my favorites. It all started with my first post. And from there, three categories began.
The most important words I write – faith based posts:
The Two Most Important Books I Own.
If Rain is a Gift from the Lord.
The most exiting words I write – wedding posts:
A Brides Necessities When Planning a Wedding.
How to Pick the Perfect Wedding Dress.
The most frequent words I write – style posts:
The Classic LPD. [One of my favorites – love that dress!]
You Can Never Go Wrong with Black and Gold
What Makes a Good Transition Piece
Blanket Scarves and Boot Socks.
Honorable Mention: How to Relax Curly Hair
That was a lot. I know. I would truly, truly love to know what your favorites were! Or advice or ideas for next year- I don’t just write this thing for myself. I’d love to hear from you!
