This was stolen from Megan.
Frequent commentors, and lurkers alike... I'd *love* to hear from you!
So who reads my blog??
1. As a comment on this post, leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you know me a little or a lot, anything you remember! And if we've never met in real life, leave me a comment of your favorite post I wrote and why it was your favorite.
2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you. It's actually really funny to see the responses. If you leave a memory about me, I'll assume you're playing the game and I'll come to your blog and leave one about you.
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- Meari
- Midwest, United States
- I am an avid stitcher and photographer, but, I also have a variety of other hobbies and interests. Feel free to leave me comments by clicking on "Comments" at the bottom of each blog entry.
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16 comments:
Seems fun - I remember all your tales about your neighbour at your last place - and putting a swing out etc, etc. Wasn't fun, but interesting to hear about.
As you know Meari, I really enjoy your blog and I really liked this past winter all the "fun" stories about the snow blower and snow shovelling that you shared with us. Hope this coming winter will easier on you though ;-)
We have "met" in the stitching groups and you have always a nice comment to say of others achievements.
Oh dear. It is very hard for me to pick just one blog entry. I guess I would have to say that you are a fabulous source of information on lots of subjects. I just like reading your blog lol.
I read your blog - I try to visit at least once a week!
I liked your post called "A Minute Of Reflection"....it just interests me to see what sparks people to start and maintain blogs. I read so many, and I enjoy every one of them, but it's nice to know why a person started one.
I do have a question though.... how do you get MUSIC on your blog?? I HAVE TO DO THIS ON MINE!
KP
http://anagingdreamcatcherswitandwhimsey.blogspot.com
Hi Meari,
I only know you by by ILCS & your blog, but you are a wealth of information! I love your tutorials, Marvelous Monday Updates, needlebook class, discussions on neighbors, ex-boyfriends, house, health, and just about anything in life. Keep it coming. :)
"The Neighbor" and then your Women vs Men post (too funny!) and now the kitchen remodel (hoping everything comes out the way you want!)
I always love reading your blog and you are so informed in many areas. You remind me of my aunt who we nicknamed the "Martha Stewart" of the family. Your finishes are so beautiful and perfect. I hope to meet you in TN in person next year.
We "met" on the ILCS group and after I set up my stitching blog, I followed a link to your blog from there...and I've been reading you ever since (now via Google Reader).
As for memories...I enjoyed your wacky neighbor reports, the interesting boyfriends/ex-boyfriends, and all the funnies you post. Plus your tutorials have been quite helpful as well.
It's really hard to pick just one post as a favorite...I always look forward to your Monday Update to start my week.
Although I have never personally met you, I feel that I have. The warmth and kindness of your personality shows in the group chat reponses and your writings. I cannot say which blog entry is my favorite, as they all have a special twist!
Ok so you have prompted me to make a comment, lol. We have never met but i am a member (lurker) of CSF, i enjoy reading your blog although never make a comment, i don't know why because i do find your pages interesting. I liked reading about your decorating, i'm going throuhg the same thing at the moment! Have fun...Maggie x
I'd have to say your genuine attitude, and my favorite posts are about Celeste! :-P
Meari,
The thing I like most about you, your postings and even your comments are....
The way that you show others the beauty you create whether it be needle and thread or even using your green thumb.
You have a heart of gold and that is something special that you must treasure each day!
I really enjoy reading your blog :)
First of all, you are somewhat near my little corner of the world. Although it is cool to read about what stitchers are doing around the world, it is also very cool to read about what is going on closer to home.
One of the first posts of yours that I remember was about the Japanese beetles...they are back again here in full force! I also enjoy reading about your gardening, freecycling, nutty neighbors, boyfriend adventures and everything else :)
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