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Why Your Support Matters More Than You Know
I wanted to take a moment to thank you — my readers, followers, friends, and family — for your continued support. Without you, this blog would be little more than a personal diary. With you, I get to travel the world from my desktop and share the journey.
When I was on the reader side of things, I never realized how much creators, podcasters, and bloggers rely on their followers. Your interactions help with rankings, visibility, and growth. For many creators, that growth is their livelihood.
I only dabble in monetizing at this point, so I’m not dependent on it — but I’d be lying if I said I don’t check my performance stats first thing every morning. I set goals for views and visitors, and every “Like” is a little celebration. Comments? Those absolutely make my day. When I hear from you, I know I’ve hit the mark.
I wanted to give you a peek into the world we bloggers and creators live in, and to tell you how much it means to have you here with me.
Thank you for stopping by.
Thank you for taking the time to read my blather.
Thank you for sharing my posts with your friends and family.
Banner, Balboa, and I appreciate it more than you know.
HI there. I always enjoy your post. Bye the way where is that picture of you taken?? The road looks kind of familiar. I really liked your post on the Scots invading Boston. Sounds like a very happy bunch.
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoy the posts. I love the writing, but when the stats fall off I start to wonder if I’m talking to a wall. It’s the eternal blogger dilemma. Ha ha.
The picture should look familiar — you were with me for both parts of it. It’s a merge of a photo of me in front of Mount Rushmore and that dirt road on the reservation we always called the longest dirt road in the world. I had Copilot create the combined image for the post.
As for the Tartan Army, I’ve been following their exploits in Miami. At first Florida wasn’t quite as welcoming as Boston, but it looks like they eventually came around. Glad to hear from you. It helps keep me on track