The fourth Thursday of November is the traditional moment for genuine reflection and gratitude in the United States; we’re mostly too busy buying things to give thanks any other day of the year! Anyway, whether you consider yourself an American or not, you should take stock of the people, possessions, and processes with which your life is filled. How about your blog?
Be honest: are you thankful for your blog?
I ask this question because there are so many reasons to be thankful for one’s blog, probably as many reasons as exist to be resentful of it. Are you thankful for your blog? Why? What else are you thankful today?
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Well, although my blog can sometimes seem like a burden, I’m ultimately thankful that there are people out there in the world that share a love and interest in nature, which is evidenced by the amazing number of nature blogs listed right here at the nature blog network.
Happing Thanksgiving.
Tom
I’m thankful for my blogs, but I’m even more thankful for all the computer geeks who make this stuff so user-friendly that the rest of us digital nerds can easily employ it!
By some weird serendipity I gave thanks for my blog just five days ago!
I am thankful not only for my blog, but for the readers who have become my good friends. Whether we have met in “real life” or not, I feel close to these people and my life would not be the same had we not met each other through my blog!
I’ve studied natural history for nearly 3 decades, but the past 2 years - thanks to my blog - I’ve grown more as a naturalist, become a better writer and photographer, and made contact with more people that share my passion than at any other time in my life. I’m thankful for my blog, and I’m thankful for Nature Blog Network!
all my best–ted
I’m very thankful for my blog! I never dreamed how fulfilling it would be, and how much pleasure I would get out of. It helps to fulfill a creative need, and it’s introduced me to many kind, wonderful people from all over the world. It’s the part of my day I enjoy the most…and it’s because of the sincere connection I feel to others.