And here's to one thousand more! (I'm lifting my mug of tea). I love reading your blog, and I'm counting the days until 'The Day of Small Things' is released.
The mosaics are beautiful, and that first picture of the morning glories is exquisite. The way you caught the light shining through them makes them seem as though they're made out of stained glass.
Cogratulations Vicki and thank you for taking the time. It is wonderful to get to know you. What an amazing thing this is uniting us all around the world so that we laugh and cry and share the stories together...
When I began my blog I really didn't know why I was doing so, what did I think I would get from it? Initially I think it was somewhere to put my photos but I have am enjoying the contact with so many wonderful people such as yourself; I am learning about other people and other places. I have enjoyed following your blog and all you share. Thank you.
Congratulations Vicki ... I know it takes time out of your busy days to write your posts, but it is appreciated so much by all of us. Your blog and my first cup of coffee go hand in hand. Thank you very much!
I started my blog really to keep in touch with the readers of my books and have been delighted to discover this vibrant world-wide community that Joan speaks of. I love the feeling of having friends in places I may never visit and learning about those places. I love discovering how much we have in common and how delightful are our differences.
I got my new Kindle yesterday and now can start reading again. I couldn't hold books any more, because of how badly my hands hurt. Anyway, the first book I have downloaded is "Signs in the Blood." You're a new author to me, and I am excited to be starting right at the beginning.
And I have loved them all. I went all the way back through the archives when I first "discovered" you.
And then I went right out and bought all four of your books. Elizabeth helped to keep me sane during some very difficult caregiving days. When I had a few minutes of respite Elizabeth (like Calgon) took me away.
Congratulations, Vicky! I join Victoria in saying: here's to one thousand more! ( I am lifting an empty cup of soup!) I love your collages! Thanks for your comment on the boat. I should like to live on such a boat, but I wouldn't cross the ocean.
Congratulations. No small feat, that, coming up with 1000 creative, interesting posts for all of us to enjoy. You are my first stop everyday, and I am never disappointed, and I thank you for that kind of start to my day. I must ask, in the second mosaic, bottom right corner, it looks like stakes in winrows of hay or something?????? I am a relative newcomer, but I have read my way through your archives, and I look forward to your next 1000. And your next books. Slow as they are to come (does Herself read this?) :0
That's exciting, Louise! I suspect that a Kindle is in my future as our house is already overflowing with books and I keep hearing how easy on the eyes they (Kindles) are.
And how nice to think that this blog, which was really begun for the readers of my books, has found me more readers!
I love thinking of Elizabeth as Calgon, NCmountainwoman! I have some favorites like that!
Jill, just at the moment, I'm trying to ignore those tomato plants.
Michele -- some of the slownesss is my fault -- I absolutely can't do more than a book a year. And sometimes, not even that. But some of it is the publishing industry too, which has always moved at a glacial pace.
That picture is of young tomato plants, just set out with the stakes that will hold string stretched horizontally for the tomatoes to grow on. The hay is mulch to keep weeds down and moisture in.
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And here's to one thousand more! (I'm lifting my mug of tea). I love reading your blog, and I'm counting the days until 'The Day of Small Things' is released.
The mosaics are beautiful, and that first picture of the morning glories is exquisite. The way you caught the light shining through them makes them seem as though they're made out of stained glass.
Cogratulations Vicki and thank you for taking the time. It is wonderful to get to know you. What an amazing thing this is uniting us all around the world so that we laugh and cry and share the stories together...
When I began my blog I really didn't know why I was doing so, what did I think I would get from it? Initially I think it was somewhere to put my photos but I have am enjoying the contact with so many wonderful people such as yourself; I am learning about other people and other places. I have enjoyed following your blog and all you share. Thank you.
wow. i am probably a year away from that...congrats on a 1000...that is huge...love the collages, very cool...hope there are many more...
Congratulations, Vicki! Wow, what a community, where you can visit regularly, share experiences and chat over a virtual coffee.
Your blog is one of my first ports of call, each day. I'm never disappointed with the conversation and always look forward to the welcome.
Congratulations Vicki ... I know it takes time out of your busy days to write your posts, but it is appreciated so much by all of us. Your blog and my first cup of coffee go hand in hand. Thank you very much!
Congratulations! That's a major achievement!
I'm joining the chorus of people who have a happy start to their day with your lovely and thoughtful postings and coffee. Thank you.
WOW, and I may have only read about 150 so far! I love your posts and blog and BOOKS! I just hit the 100 posts milemarker! Yippee!
Vicki, of the Thousand Posts. Congratulations!! You are one of my daily "musts". Thanks for your wonderful inspiration and dedication. xox
Congratulations on number 1000! You write a terrific blog that I read on a very regular basis. Your collages on today's post are beautiful. -- barbara
Congratulations! Thank you for the information, entertainment, and beautiful view from your window.
I started my blog really to keep in touch with the readers of my books and have been delighted to discover this vibrant world-wide community that Joan speaks of. I love the feeling of having friends in places I may never visit and learning about those places. I love discovering how much we have in common and how delightful are our differences.
Those pictures are lovely. Thank you for sharing.
I got my new Kindle yesterday and now can start reading again. I couldn't hold books any more, because of how badly my hands hurt. Anyway, the first book I have downloaded is "Signs in the Blood." You're a new author to me, and I am excited to be starting right at the beginning.
And I have loved them all. I went all the way back through the archives when I first "discovered" you.
And then I went right out and bought all four of your books. Elizabeth helped to keep me sane during some very difficult caregiving days. When I had a few minutes of respite Elizabeth (like Calgon) took me away.
I'm looking forward to the next thousand!
You Go Girl! One of the best blogs out there! XoXo
Congratulations, Vicky! I join Victoria in saying: here's to one thousand more! ( I am lifting an empty cup of soup!)
I love your collages!
Thanks for your comment on the boat. I should like to live on such a boat, but I wouldn't cross the ocean.
And what a beautiful 1000th post it is! Beautiful pictures! I hope that your tomato plants have calmed down.
1000! Most exciting! So happy that you're here every day, I love getting a glimpse of the world through your eyes/lens/words. <3
Congratulations on 1000 posts! And I'm looking forward to reading 1000 more!
Congratulations. No small feat, that, coming up with 1000 creative, interesting posts for all of us to enjoy. You are my first stop everyday, and I am never disappointed, and I thank you for that kind of start to my day.
I must ask, in the second mosaic, bottom right corner, it looks like stakes in winrows of hay or something??????
I am a relative newcomer, but I have read my way through your archives, and I look forward to your next 1000. And your next books. Slow as they are to come (does Herself read this?) :0
That's exciting, Louise! I suspect that a Kindle is in my future as our house is already overflowing with books and I keep hearing how easy on the eyes they (Kindles) are.
And how nice to think that this blog, which was really begun for the readers of my books, has found me more readers!
I love thinking of Elizabeth as Calgon, NCmountainwoman! I have some favorites like that!
Jill, just at the moment, I'm trying to ignore those tomato plants.
Michele -- some of the slownesss is my fault -- I absolutely can't do more than a book a year. And sometimes, not even that. But some of it is the publishing industry too, which has always moved at a glacial pace.
That picture is of young tomato plants, just set out with the stakes that will hold string stretched horizontally for the tomatoes to grow on. The hay is mulch to keep weeds down and moisture in.
Congratulations Vicki. I love your Blog. Keep writing.
Blessings, Star
Congratulations and here's to another thousand! I've loved every single one. thank you, Vicki.
Congratulations! Your blog is one of my favourite reads - a treat every day. Thank you. Here's to the next thousand!
Congrats Vicki. I'm glad to be a part of it. Keep them coming.
Wow what an accomplishment! I'm glad I've been here for part of them-and I'm looking forward to the next 1,000 too : )
Congrats and I love the way you did your pictures!!
How lovely, and the surprise of that youngster looking at me just topped it off!
Congratulations on ONE THOUSAND posts!
Each and every one I read was a delight and I am looking forward to the next thousand.
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