Saturday, 30 April 2016

It's my Second Anniversary!




Today I am celebrating two events, the second anniversary of writing my blog and my first challenge completed.

Two years ago today I wrote my first post on farming ancestors. I wasn't sure if I could keep up the writing, and here I am 2 years later. Huh!

 Also today is the letter Z of my A to Z Blogging Challenge, for which we had to blog every day except Sunday for the month of April.  It was definitely a challenge, but one I enjoyed and which allowed me to meet more genealogy bloggers. I learned a lot by following other A to Z bloggers and I look forward to another challenge.

Thank you for following on my A to Z journey. Next week I will be back to regular posts. 


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4 comments:

  1. Alex Daw4 May 2016 at 13:21

    Happy Anniversary! Well done on surviving the A2Z challenge and most of all Thank You for being such a good genea-mate and helping me with my research.

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  2. Wendy5 May 2016 at 04:00

    oops - missed your anniversary. Congratulations on surviving 2 years of blogging AND A-Z.

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