YOUR TOP FIVE
2) My post about the Grand Canyon trip, with a video of me commenting on Lava Falls. Too funny.
3) My first post about my Grand Canyon trip, no video, after I returned
4) The Mother's Day post
5) The Twitter experiment, where I shared links I found on Twitter about joy, my May theme
MY TOP FIVE
1) 25 Things That Bring You Joy
2) Five Posts of Joy
3) Birdwatching
4) Inspired by Visuals (something from last year's Blogathon you might enjoy)
5) Something from Haiku Day 2010 (ditto)
If you're participating in this year's WordCount Blogathon, posting lists like these offers three benefits, and the three benefits of posting lists are:
- It gives you a chance to breathe, or take a break, in between reading and commenting on other people's blogs and trying to maintain your own, especially if you're trying to share your time between hundreds of blogs as we are.
- It presents a good opportunity to remind people of your focus, especially you're theme-minded like me. Readers can get a sense of the greater purpose when they see how your blogs fit together as a group.
- You can get additional page views for a minimal amount of work.
6 comments:
So many typos in this post. You're welcome to read right over them and ignore the fact that I missed putting in a few links. Oops! Think I'll experience the joy of forgiveness now.
hah- didn't even notice the typos- trying to read blogs as I'm getting ready to dash out the door. Commenting with my one hand- putting on make up with my other! :)
So I love this post- and I think I'm going to 'steal' it!!! :) Great idea!
Thanks, Anjuli. It's always nice to know when someone wants to steal your work or ideas. Flattering. ;-)
HI- stumbled upon your site through Radio Nowhere. Great stuff!
What a great suggestion! This week has been mad (as you well know), so a list post would be a great way to regroup and catch my breath.
What a great suggestion! This week has been mad (as you well know), so a list post would be a great way to regroup and catch my breath.
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