I've decided to mix the meme up this week. I've seen many bloggers posting about Follow Friday. Nine months in the book blogosphere and still no Follow Friday for me? I think it's time I gave it a shot.
This week's question is: Who are You the Girl, instead of You the Blogger?
I've been trying (and trying again) to make my blog more personal. When I saw this query at Parajunkee's Follow Friday I knew I had to participate!
I'm Ms. C, less formally known as Chelsea. I love the colour purple, coffee, ice cream, and long walks on the beach (sorry, I couldn't resist throwing that in).
Honestly, now... I'm a girl of contradictions. I'm generally confused about my emotions or plans. I overthink and overanalyze. I ask a lot of questions. The only time I ever seem to think straight is when I write my thoughts down on paper (or .word documents). Maybe that's why I like blogging so much?
I'm a recent university graduate trying to adjust to life between B.A. and Masters. I volunteer at two local heritage organizations. I am passionate about promoting and preserving history.
And, I love the printed word. Like, really love it. My day is made merely by receiving a handwritten letter in the mail.
This week's question is: Who are You the Girl, instead of You the Blogger?
I've been trying (and trying again) to make my blog more personal. When I saw this query at Parajunkee's Follow Friday I knew I had to participate!
So, who am I?
I'm Ms. C, less formally known as Chelsea. I love the colour purple, coffee, ice cream, and long walks on the beach (sorry, I couldn't resist throwing that in).
Honestly, now... I'm a girl of contradictions. I'm generally confused about my emotions or plans. I overthink and overanalyze. I ask a lot of questions. The only time I ever seem to think straight is when I write my thoughts down on paper (or .word documents). Maybe that's why I like blogging so much?
I'm a recent university graduate trying to adjust to life between B.A. and Masters. I volunteer at two local heritage organizations. I am passionate about promoting and preserving history.
And, I love the printed word. Like, really love it. My day is made merely by receiving a handwritten letter in the mail.
Hi chelsea! Thanks for visiting my blog :) Im a graphic Designer so I do a lot of overthinking and overanalyzing too but its all about having a creative mind.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the handwritten letters too! Another blogger and I have exchanged addresses so we can be penpals and I bought a lot of pretty stationery from Etsy. It's really fun to do that kind of thing!
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for stopping by and following my blog! I'm a new follower :)
ReplyDeleteI like beach walks too :)
ReplyDeleteTo find out more about the girl behind this blogger and to follow me back (I’m following you now from Follow Friday) check out My Follow Friday post
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
ReplyDeleteI love the printed word too. People simply don't write enough letters anymore.
Hey Chelsea! Thanks for stopping by my blog, I'm following you back. I love handwritten letters too, maybe we can become penpals? Then both our days will get cheered up! You can email me if you fancy it: caitlinhlomas@gmail.com Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHi! Nice to meet you! Thanks for visiting! Look forward to reading more of your blog as well!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is maybe the best Follow Friday question I've seen so far. I'm learning so much about so many book bloggers this week!
ReplyDelete(Some surprising things at that!)
I've got a few surprises in store for you! Follow me back to my blog and learn more about who I am - the man, not the blogger and author.
Thank God it's Follow Friday!
Howard Sherman
http://www.howardsherman.net
Hopping through. I prefer sitting in a lounge chair on the beach reading :-)
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Hello! I am your newest follower from the Friday blog hop! I would love it if you would follow back :)
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Have a great weekend!
Hi!
ReplyDeleteI love purple (my favorite color), ice cream, coffee and ice cream, too! Sounds like we have a lot in common. New follower =]
That's What Liz Read
Thanks for stopping by my blog and I am following you back. I love coffee and ice cream as well and my favorite ice cream of the moment is Ben & Jerry's Chubby Hubby. It's so good! You should try it if you never have. I just recently found it myself and it's amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteAnyway thanks again for stopping by at my blog and ttyl! http://sandrathenookworm.blogspot.com
Thanks for following scathingweekly.blogspot.com :) I'm now following you back! It was great getting to know you - I'm a fellow lover of the printed word :)
ReplyDeleteHallo hun! Thanks for you Friday Hop participation. Appreciate it and hope you met some new friends.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've gotten a written letter in so long. Cards maybe, but not a handwritten letter. I used to love getting letters from pen pals and when I was in the military everyone wrote me because laptops really weren't common then so you couldn't cart your desk top to all your stations. That was nice. Thanks for reminding me. Maybe I'll make it a point to write. Other than my uncle in jail..LOL
I hope you come back to Parajunkee's View soon! XO❤XO❤ - Parajunkee
Happy Paranormal Spring Break!
Hey Chelsea
ReplyDeleteI agree i love hand written letters :) especially from you :) i love you and i am so lucky and happy your mine. xxxxx
love always :) xxx
Your 'E' XXXXXXXX
Hey, I just wanted to let you know that your link to your blog didn't work. I don't know if you just mistyped it for my blog, but I wanted to let you know in case you write it like that every time, since you might be missing out on a lot of new followers if so. You wrote your web address with a, "www," so I think it just needs to be "http://" instead. Anyway, I hope you're having a good night and I'll ttyl!
ReplyDeleteI love the printed word, too. As a teacher, one of the conversations that comes up a lot with parents is the importance of teaching kids how to write. Public schools are phasing out cursive, which I think is really sad--it's an art form. Some parents think that their children aren't going to need to know how to write in cursive because they'll be typing everything when they grow up.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, thanks for the follow and the compliment about my blog!