A magic number I never imagined I’d reach!
As you can see in my partial screenshot below, I now have 600 WordPress followers; that is, 600 people who have blogs like mine have subscribed to my posts! (I’m also followed by 20 people who aren’t bloggers themselves.)
This June will be my 6th anniversary as a blogger. Thus far, I’ve published 836 blog posts… so it seems that I’ve produced an average of a little over 130 posts per year. And my blog has had almost 30,000 visits over the years.
A lotta water under the bridge!
I owe tons of thanks to my generous and helpful daughter, Kathryn Presner. Without her amazing knowledge of WordPress I would’ve been stuck many times over.
Here’s to another six years! Happy Easter, Happy Passover to all!
(Oh, and during my social-media “sabbatical,” I’ve read three books so far! Only about 200 on my Kindle to go! 😄)
Congrats on the milestone, Ellie. Hope you are well. Happy Passover. Continue to stay safe.
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Thanks Anna! Happy Easter, stay safe. 💕
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Six wonderful years of blogging! I missed some of the first ones, but I wouldn’t miss another willingly.
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Thanks so much, my loyal friend! ❤️
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Very nice Ellie. hugs
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Thanks sweet thang! ❤️
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Congratulations, Ellie!
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Thanks Tiiu! 💕👍🏻
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Woop woop! Always a great feeling to reach blogging milestones. Congrats on reaching 600, and wishing you many more to come!
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Thanks, Stuart! 😀
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Congratulations, Ellie! 🙂
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Thanks Mer! 😀💕
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Congratulations and you’re very welcome. I think you did all the hard work. That’s a whole lotta blogging!
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Thanks dear daughter! Maybe I did the ‘work,’ but you inspired me! ❤️
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Very impressive, Ellie. Happy Pesach.
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Thanks!
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What I meant to write was… hope you had a happy Pesach. We zoomed it this year but there’s next year, and I hope, around the table.
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Um, thank you, but as a rather lapsed Jew, I don’t really observe Passover. I mean, yes, slaves being freed and escaping their tormenters – good story! GREAT story, that “Exodus.” I feel the connection, the history, secularly. If that’s a word. But that’s about it…
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