It’s an amazing feeling to know that once you hit the publish button next, you will have sent your 1,000th post into the blogosphere. 1,000 posts. 1,000 posts since February 2010 in this space. My little space on the internet. I’m not sure how long most blogs last or how many posts are typical, but I […]
Be My Guest (Blogger) in January!
A couple of weeks ago, I shared 70 things I enjoyed or endured in 2014. I admitted that I was not quite sure how I kept the blog going so consistently during such a crazy year. But I did it, and I’m happy with the posts I put out into the blogosphere. While #59 seemed […]
Another Jennifer Top Posts, Photos and Video from 2014 (according to me!)
As I reflected last week, 2014 was quite the year for me. While certainly full of extreme ups and downs, I managed to keep this blog going and wrote through some exhilarating and debilitating times. I went through my posts, photos and videos for the year and pulled out the ones that stood out most […]
Philanthropy Friday: Top 10 Most Engaging Philanthropy Posts of 2013
Each Friday, the another jennifer blog shares stories of those who incorporate philanthropy into their everyday lives – personally and professionally – in a creative and unique way. If you have a story you’d like to share, please contact Jennifer. You can view past posts from the series here. Since this is the last Philanthropy Friday […]
Old School Blogging, Another Jennifer Style
You may have noticed some “old school blogging” happening around the blogosphere lately. It’s where bloggers are “tagged” and then answer questions about themselves. The questions are in an A – Z theme (see below). Well, I was tagged by Chris over at TheMomCafe. It’s been fun to read everyone’s answers, so I jumped on […]
Wearing Your Logo
There’s something about wearing your logo on a piece of clothing that makes you feel more legit. Business cards and stickers are great, but a t-shirt or jacket makes a statement. Am I right? You’re saying, “Hey you! I’m bold enough to advertise my business across my chest.” Or something to that effect. I always […]
