Being a blogger is amazing.
I know I’ve said this before, but here I am saying it again.
There are a lot of things that I really love about blogging, but I think my favorite thing might be the people I have met and the friends I have made. When I went into this whole thing I had no idea that blogging was about connecting with other people. To me it was about starting to write, and sharing the little things, and documenting the important parts. And it is a lot about those things, but the more I’ve done it, the more I’ve realized it’s about meeting people too. Meeting people who are like you and who you can keep up with, through posts and through thoughts and through pictures and through stories.
I especially feel lucky to be a part of the incredible Boston Bloggers community– it’s brought a whole new group of people into my life, and for the first time since college I feel like a social butterfly again.
Girls night at the museum? Yes, please.
Drinks on a Wednesday night? Don’t mind if I do.
I’ve found soul sisters and friends that I can laugh with,
people who help me appreciate the small things,
fabulous photographers, graphic designers, and fashionsitas—
Finding people you like and connect with?
That’s the good stuff, my friend.
That’s the good stuff.
Oh! And while we’re on the subject of good stuff– more blogger goodness is coming my way soon and I’m so happy about it I’ve had a grin plastered to my face all week. Molly and Colleen and I will be drinking mimosas in the sweet spring NYC sunshine this weekend. This will be my first time meeting Colleen and I am pleased as punch about the idea. She’s just one of those people you KNOW you were meant to be friends with. And Molly? Well, I had so much fun with her the first time around I have to go back for more. There will be dancing, and smiling, and all around winning. It’s going to be a DREAM and it’s going to come true!
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Have you ever gotten together with bloggers in real life? Do you love it and leave on cloud 9 like I do?
It’s scary at first, and definitely a little nerve wracking, but I always end up having the best time and I’m always so glad I did it. It’s getting yourself out there that’s the hard part, once you’re in it the rest is easy.
