I thought I’d start doing this. It’s a nice way to link out the good stuff again in case you missed it. This first post is like a set of “greeting cards” to my readers in friendship. Here ya go!
Last week was fun to be a blogger. I cut my time online way back and made a plan that kept me productive. I made just as much money and spent way less time. Like giving greeting cards to dear friends and family, these are my favorite posts of last week offered to you. Check them out and enjoy the blogging journey with me:
- Last week I interviewed my 4 year old daughter Isabella for my podcast. She’s 4 years old going on 20 and definitely says the stuff of greeting cards. While I decided most my audience might not enjoy it as much as my circle, it still made my online diary: Interview with my Amazing Daughter Bella
- Best Blogger award-winner mentions me as an influence This was like getting a congrats card at a graduation of some un-named event! Isn’t it great to be recognized? Whether it be through a link or through a card, it’s a great feeling in the human experience.
- A note about my kids and another lesson learned by the teacher (me). My kids are giving me teacher appreciation greeting cards all the time and I must say it is highly gratifying. As a teacher, I am encouraged ande motivated more by these than any paycheck.
- I recorded a podcast on why I recommend cognitive therapy and what it is with examples.
- There is now a realio trulio Riley Central that links to all my stuff in one place. This was a vision I had 3 years ago and is now a reality.
I love blogging because lets me express the many interests I have and share them with my circle and beyond. Thanks for being my readers. Remember to use greeting cards to bless your family, friends, and teachers. And of course, as they say: Nothing says “I love you” like a card.
