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Well, I'm back from my first ever week off! I'd like to thank my guest posters: Tanya, SavedAspie, The Discovering Alcoholic, Jack's Mom, Kat and Anonymous Reader. They all did a fabulous job, and reading all the wonderful comments pointed out to me what a great community has grown up around this blog. (And I was excited to see that it looks like some new friendships were formed too.)
While I was away from the blog, my family (and I'm going to be a tease here) had some wonderful new experiences. However, one of the drawbacks of having a blog in which I'm guarding my anonymity (or at least making an effort to) is that I have to pick which forum -- this blog or real life -- I'm going to use to share my stories. In this case, my real life family and friends heard the immediate details, so I will hold off here for now, only to sneak it in years (will I be blogging years from now?) later when everyone in my real life has forgotten.
What I can say is, as with every vacation: it's good to be back, it's sad to be back and now I need a vacation from my vacation!
And thank you once again to my guest posters and to all of you who left them such wonderful and supportive comments. You all are the best!
welcome back!!!
Welcome Home, MPJ! The guest post were wonderful, but we missed you
So glad to have you back!
Glad you're back. I enjoyed your guest posters, too, even though I didn't comment.
Nice to see you back again. You left us with wonderful writers--a talented, insightful group.
But alas, no haiku--major bummer.
welcome back honey!! i'm so glad you had a nice vacation!!!
xo
Welcome home, Mama! I love what you did inviting guests to post on your blog; I really enjoyed reading their contributions while you were away. Thanks to you and them!
Welcome back, and thanks again for the opportunity to guest post!
Welcome home! And great job choosing your guest bloggers- what wonderful, thoughtful people they are.
Your guest writers did a great job. I know the feeling of needing a vacation from the vacation.