It was exactly 1 year ago today that I decided to take the
plunge and start a blog to document my soap making trials and experiments. This was my first blog post in June 2012, which was a hot processed soap made with pineapple juice and coconut milk:
So
much has happened in this one year - I’ve met some outstanding soaping friends
and learned so much along the way. I’m really looking forward to continued
learning and all the exciting things that this next year will bring!
To celebrate this milestone, I thought it would be fun to generate a word
picture pulled from my blog text, it’s no big surprise that the word I use most often is ‘soap’!!!
Thanks so much for sharing this last year with me and your continuous support and
encouragement. It’s Canada’s Birthday tomorrow, so a long weekend for us here…hope
you all have a great one!
Happy Birthday Dear Blog! *singing*
ReplyDeleteI´ve enjoyed your blog so much and hope that you will continue soaping and writing for years.
Congrats Cee! I enjoy your blog immensely and look forward to new posts. You have some beautiful soaps and inspiring creations! Thanks for all your help :)
ReplyDeleteKeep them coming!
Congrats on your one year of blogging...hope there's many more! :) I always look forward to see what you come up with next. That was a pretty pineapple, coconut and oatmeal soap..perfect summer scent! That little word generator thing is cool too. :)
ReplyDeleteAw, you guys are so sweet...thanks! It's been a pleasure getting to know you all better and following your blogs too, I learn so much from you too!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Cee! I can’t believe that one year can pass so quickly! I really enjoy reading your blog and moreover the opportunity to try your soaps. I whish you to continue in same manner: so many new soap projects and, of course, many more “Oil & Butter” posts!
ReplyDeleteThank you Gordana, I've really enjoyed reading and learning from your blog too!
DeleteCongrats on your first year of blogging! I've really enjoyed reading your soapy adventures and can't wait to see what else you are going to come up with. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne-Marie, I had my doubts on whether I would be able to keep it up, but so far, so good!
DeleteCongrats, Cee Gee, and happy blogging anniversary! I've enjoyed reading about your soap journey and getting to know you better over the past year. Looking forward to seeing many more of your blog posts in the future!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenny, yours was one of the first blogs I started following, and it's been a pleasure following you the past year too!
DeleteHappy b-day to Canada and happy your first one!
ReplyDeleteReally, it's been a year already!? That means I started to follow your blog from its very beginnig,...well, I wasn't aware of this!
May you have many, many happy, sudsy years to come, I'm sure it will be fun!
Yes Maja, you are one of the old-timers here! ;) I've really enjoyed watching your soapmaking grow over the past year also, you must be almost reaching the 1-year blogging mark soon too?
DeleteNot that soon! I started it in November,so a few months still to go!
DeleteAh, November will be here before you know it!~
DeleteHappy Canada Day Cee! Your first soap is fantastic and your soaps are such an inspiration. Here's to many more years of blogging, cheers!
ReplyDeleteThanks Monica and Happy Canada Day to you too, hope you had a good one! =)
DeleteCongratulations, Cee! Your blog is one of my favorites! Wish you goodluck and at least as many soap adventures as last year!
ReplyDeleteThank you Natalia for your good luck wishes...I really appreciate it!
Delete3 Studies REVEAL How Coconut Oil Kills Fat.
ReplyDeleteThis means that you literally burn fat by eating coconut fats (including coconut milk, coconut cream and coconut oil).
These 3 researches from major medical magazines are sure to turn the traditional nutrition world upside down!