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If you followed me here from my last blog, welcome back! If you are an entirely new reader, welcome! I needed to take a break from blogging for a bit and reinvent and refocus what I wanted my blog to be. I feel like I have been gone longer than I have, but I missed having this outlet and way to communicate with my blog friends. However, things will be different this time. I probably won't post as often, and I think I want to focus more on topical posting versus random thoughts that pop in my head. I want to write (and maybe even teach) about projects I'm working on. I want to share political opinions sometimes because this Country and the people in it are important to me. If we disagree, that is fine. We are a diverse world so I don't expect us to always see eye to eye. Most of all though, I want this blog to be a way to converse and share fun ideas, tips, and stories. I hope you'll decide to join in on this conversation because I look forward to hearing what you have to say.
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Jennifer said…
Welcome back to blogging! I have certainly missed reading your blog! I look forward to getting to talk with you more often now! I hope everything is going well for you! Have a fantastic Easter!
April 2, 2010 at 8:47 PM
d.a.r. said…
Welcome back!! :)
April 5, 2010 at 8:41 AM
Anonymous said…
Welcome back! I look forward to reading your posts no matter how far apart or close together they may be. :-)
April 6, 2010 at 4:03 PM
Mrs. Bennett Has Class said…
Sometimes a break is so nice! I can totally relate, since I stopped posting on Unpretentious Teacher to focus on our move. :)
December 4, 2012 at 5:55 PM
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