At the end of each year I like to spend a little time reading through old posts and noting - thanks to the statistics feature associated with the blog - which topics were well-received (and which topics weren't, for that matter) by you, my readers. I have always written and will continue to write in my own voice, and I know how important it is for my blog remain a true representation of who I am, but I want my words to reach out in a way you find interesting and engaging.
As far as recurring posts were concerned, Monthly Medleys and High Five for Fridays continued to do generally well; they have almost the same number of views every week/month, so they serve as something of a baseline for me and I appreciate that consistency. There are, however, usually 10 or so non-recurring posts that outperform Monthly Medleys and High Five for Fridays, and I like to reshare this content at the beginning of the new year in case you missed it. I figure that if everyone else liked these posts, you might like them too. Without further adieu, here are this year's Top 10 posts! (These are in no particular order.)
Celebrating 15 years of my girl.
Reaching the tail end of a rollercoaster of a (school) year.
Returning to Will's roots.
Recapping our two-week adventure in Nashville.
Recapping our week-long adventure in Tulsa.
The Last First...and the First Last
Reminiscing on the eve of Will's last first day of school...and the first last associated with senior year of high school.
It's Goodbye for a Little While
Saying goodbye, a little too soon.
My gift to Will on his 18th birthday.
Celebrating 18 years of my boy.
Sharing my eulogy - of sorts - for my last grandparent.
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I also like to share a couple of my personal favorites, even though they didn't perform as well - statistically - as those above.
Recalling the many-years journey through peanut desensitization, maintenance, and - finally - "graduation."
Solving the mystery of PliƩ's greatest achievement yet.
On That Manicured Field, In That Giant Stadium, Under Those Bright Lights
Honoring a reunion years in the making.
Earning more than just a title.
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Cheers to 2024...on to 2025!
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