One year ago, on this day, I clicked Publish on my very first blog post.
I was apprehensive. I told only the members of my writing
group, and my family—maybe twenty people. For two months.
Not until the end of March did I have the
courage to click on a second button.
This time, it was the Facebook icon under the blog post. I shared to Facebook. The status quo held for about six
months.
Then, I got up the nerve to share a post to
Twitter. I still don’t always, so
some dregs of my initial apprehension linger.
87 posts later, I am still writing. Still enjoying myself.
Still reflecting, making connections, and growing.
Still amazed that people other than my
friends and family, people scattered all over the world, would spend precious
minutes with me every week or so. Some
of you have posted on the site; many more have sent your comments by email, or
remarked in person. Your support
has been so encouraging, and I am deeply grateful.
So I will keep clicking Publish as often as I can, and I invite
you to keep reading and sharing.
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