10,000, 100 and 1

So my little blog that could finally reached 10,000 views, I’ve written 100 posts and I finally have 1 negative comment.  Does that mean I’m legit now?

I know I’m still very green, I’m like a baby blog.  I’ve tried to read a ton of other blogs, and articles about how to blog – where they usually tell you that the kiss of death is when bloggers talk about blogging. Sorry.

I’ve had so much fun and I’m still shocked anyone reads this site.  By now you’ve figured out that I will never address big, scandalous social issues on here, unless they have to do with my kids or food or The Real Housewives.

To all you seasoned bloggers that have been doing this for years, excuse my indulgence. I’m like those couples that celebrate being married for 3 months, yuck.

Here’s some random thoughts on the past few months:

  • I have one loyal reader in Wales that tunes in every day – OYE! I’m talkin’ to you! Thank you.
  • I cannot figure out what makes people tick.  Sometimes I write about TV and 2 people care, other days I write about TV and 300 care. You’re all a mystery but I love you.
  • I don’t love all of you. I finally got a negative comment. Someone (not you Howard) told me that I should quit while I’m ahead and that my stuff is crap. How dare you 232Columbus! I’m outraged! Show your face coward!! Just kidding. Don’t ever show your face, I’m scared of you. Go read some angry blogs and never come back here again.
  • Who knew checking my stats daily would be more addictive than coffee. My stats are my life y’all.
  • I wrote a whole bunch of blogs that I no longer want to post? Is that normal? It’s not like I only post the best – let’s face it – I did write a whole post on my weather app.
  • I think my posts with pictures are better than the ones without.  Which makes sense since I’m an infant. This is like a board blog. Get it?
  • On most days I get an immediate text from approximately 10 people who refuse to comment on the blog and instead ridicule me in private. One of these days I may do a post on all the texts I’ve gotten about my posts.
  • How come everybody doesn’t blog?

6 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. Erica M
    Jul 26, 2012 @ 00:48:20

    Congrats! I’m green to just the process of reading blogs let alone actually writing one. Which I’m thinking seriously about doing, but don’t know the first thing about. I mean, besides all the random stupid little things that happen in a day that I think to myself would be fun to write up on a blog!

    So, tips on getting started? Why did you start up a blog?

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    • wifemothereventplanner
      Jul 26, 2012 @ 06:58:29

      Erica – First of all – I’m flattered you are asking me for any advice at all since I’m so new at this. But! Do it. Write the blog. The random, stupid things are exactly what I want to read about. Why did I start? I think I needed some sort of outlet that wasn’t work – something I did just for me. And because I’m nosey Erica – I want to know about other people and so I get why they want to know about me. Don’t let the “getting started” process at WordPress frustrate you – they are a tough site to navigate. Good luck and I look forward to reading your blog!

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  2. squirrel circus
    Jul 26, 2012 @ 13:39:56

    Congrats!! And thanks for stopping by my blog so often — I’m following you now! 🙂

    I totally agree about the “mystery” that is stats. Sometimes, I have nothing new, and, yet, a ton of wonderful people wander by. I’ve been able to conclude concretely, though, that my book reviews are least popular. Not a huge surprise, they’re more record keeping effort for me, since I post them on LibraryThing and GoodReads also. 🙂

    People love recipes, kids, and animals. While I don’t really try to cater to that, It does pop up in my blogging life often enough to keep people interested, I suppose. 😉

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  3. coffeepoweredmom
    Aug 04, 2012 @ 08:40:37

    Congratulations! You’re awesome!
    As for the TV posts…we don’t watch TV here so I can’t really relate. Negative comments suck. I just delete them without addressing them, sometimes it’s easier that way.
    I think you’re awesome, I love your pictures, and you should post more often about yourself! Let’s hear stories about your past!!!
    Here’s to another 10,000, 100 and 1!

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