When I launched this blog 10 years ago I had no idea of the riches that would flow to me via its existence.
Through this blog I have been educated, enriched and entertained, I have made wonderful friends and forged valuable connections. I've been given opportunities to explore the genealogy world, the world of my ancestors and travel our world. This is all because of YOU, my readers.
You have given positive reinforcement, support and encouragement in my genealogical endeavours.
A website tells me that "As children reach the age of 10, many will start to think of themselves as being almost teenagers. But, it's not always the case. While some will start looking and acting more mature, others will remain more child-like, both physically and emotionally.
Being 10 is all about change. It is a period of transition that can offer challenges and delights as children start to embrace the approach of adolescence."
Now that this blog has reached double numbers I trust that it too can change and offer challenges and delights but I cannot guarantee that it will act more maturely!
I hope you will stay with me as the GeniAus blog enters it next ten years of development.
Through this blog I have been educated, enriched and entertained, I have made wonderful friends and forged valuable connections. I've been given opportunities to explore the genealogy world, the world of my ancestors and travel our world. This is all because of YOU, my readers.
You have given positive reinforcement, support and encouragement in my genealogical endeavours.
Thanks to everyone who has dropped in on the GeniAus Blog over the past ten years.
A website tells me that "As children reach the age of 10, many will start to think of themselves as being almost teenagers. But, it's not always the case. While some will start looking and acting more mature, others will remain more child-like, both physically and emotionally.
Being 10 is all about change. It is a period of transition that can offer challenges and delights as children start to embrace the approach of adolescence."
Now that this blog has reached double numbers I trust that it too can change and offer challenges and delights but I cannot guarantee that it will act more maturely!
I hope you will stay with me as the GeniAus blog enters it next ten years of development.
Congratulations on teaching double figures Jill! I look forward to many more years of informative and fun geniaus reading
ReplyDelete10 years! congratulations. Two and a half thousand posts is equally a huge achievement!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo, congratulations on 10 years of sharing experiences and helping others learn!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all you have given us through your blog. It is stimulating and always interesting. Glad I found you a few years back.
ReplyDeleteMay the next ten years be as enlightening to me and satisfying to you.
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Jill .. I look forward to the next ten years...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Jill. You have made such a HUGE contribution to the genie world with your blog!
ReplyDeleteThat 10 years has gone quick but a lot of good geneamemories - hope the next 10 years are fantastic too. Congratulations Jill.
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