Putting Pen To Paper. (My one serious post of the year) Three of my blogging pals closed up shop at the end of March.They're still around and they are all writing, but The Literary Lab is no more. This has caused me to reflect a bit with the letter P. I wanted to write about what the blogging world has meant to me. This blog has always been my writerly getaway. I come here in hopes that I can say something to help someone. Give hugs, some inspiration, wave to all of you, or even rant a little. Beth talked me into starting the blog. Then she wrote a post asking folks to click over here and give me a follow. Davin Malasarn (from The Lit Lab) was my second follower right after Beth.We forged a friendship. He even tried to help when Christopher had some serious stuff going on with his brain disorder. (If you don't know, he's a scientist) So this is a shout out to Davin, Michelle, and Scott. Good luck you all. And it's a shout out to all my blogging friends. The people who come here have given me way more than I could ever give them. The comments have boosted me, cheered me, and even made me feel the love. My hubby often comments that I act like I really know these people. I tell him I do. Our blogging community is the best! So I want to say thank you. You guys and gals are the best. GROUP HUG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
P.S. Blogger is giving me fits with formatting today. *shakes fist* For more A to Z posts click on my beautiful, flashy alphabet square at the top of my sidebar.
I love my blogger friends. It's a great community. I'm glad I joined years ago.
ReplyDeleteTell your hubby that we are besties! The blogging community is so close. (waves to Medeia) I don;t know if all blogging communities are this close, but writers rock...we are so happy when good things happen to each other. No competition, just happiness.
ReplyDeleteI love blogging, especially with writers. Sharon and Medeia are completely right. :-)
ReplyDeletei know how overwhelming a second blog can be! one is all i can handle now.
ReplyDeleteps, i like your fun posts too =)
Just because we've never met our blogging buddies doesn't mean that they don't understand our writing goals better than anyone! That's the beauty of it all :) I don't know what I'd do without my writerly friends.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you - the blogging community is great! I have gained so much, including a wonderful friendship with you! You are a BIG blessing to me. :)
ReplyDeleteHugs, amigo,
Karen
It's nice to be a part of your community Robyn.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your support:)
Great post Robyn and I appreciate all of your waves, virtual hugs, and inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I'm a part of this blogging community.
This blogging community is pretty amazing. When I started, I had no idea how awesome it would be.
ReplyDeleteI feel like I know my blogger buds, too. And you are such an inspiration to me and so many others. You are a shining star in the blogosphere. And in person, too, I'm positive of it. So keep sharing the love. We all love you, too. "P" is for pal, and you're the best!
ReplyDeleteHi Robyn! Big hug back at ya! Writers/bloggers are the best!
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God bless you all, my dear. I, too, know what it means to have encouragement from blogger buddies. I feel as though they are among my very best friends, and that we really know each other. Best regards to you. Ruby aka Grammy
ReplyDeleteThis blogging community has given me far more than I ever imagined.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, the blogging community is amazing. All the best to you as your community changes -- may it still remain a source of inspiration and strength.
ReplyDeleteLove the friends I've made, love the blogging community, love you :)
ReplyDeleteawwww, that is great! I love my blogging friends; it's where I go for comfort, cheering up as well!
ReplyDeleteMy hubby doesn't understand the connection but he's glad I have those friends in my life!
I'm saddened when people stop blogging. I feel like I can always make time to visit other blogs and post less on my own blog. For me, blogging is an extension of my writing. I've met wonderful people like you, and I don't want to lose that support. : )
ReplyDeleteHi Robyn. Friends are wonderful to have, bloggers and non bloggers.
ReplyDeleteIt has been a wonderful pleasure to get to know you Robyn. I am very grateful.
ReplyDeleteI hope this doesn't sound too Pathetic, but sometimes I feel like I know (and like) my blogger friends better than my "real life" ones.
ReplyDelete(((hugs)))
I appreciate your support. I love my blogging friends too.
ReplyDeleteHi Robyn, I'll say that the one good thing about closing down Lit Lab has been that I've been spending much more time going to other people's blogs. Thanks so much for writing what you did. I definitely feel like you are a wonderful friend, even though we've never met in person!
ReplyDeleteAwww. Thanks for the hug. :) My husband jokes about my "friends" sometimes, but blogging friends are fun. So there.
ReplyDeleteHi Robyn .. Blogger's been a pain recently I gather - you're not the only one suffering .. not to say that's much help!
ReplyDeleteHope it's settling down ..
Putting pen to paper or digits to keyboard and finding other people there -isn't it the best .. and I bet some of us would be good friends in real life too ..
Cheers - Hilary
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