Upgrading to Personal Plan wasn’t a nightmare

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I did it. I upgraded this blog to Personal Plan so now the URL to it is tomboyforlife.blog. But you can still use the old one. Upgrading wasn’t a nightmare at all. It was actually quite easy. Everything is in order and nothing has disappeared. Even the old comments are still there. Even if I have an own domain somewhere else, I still decided this blog needed it’s own. Since this is a personal blog, the personal plan was all I needed. And it’s also ad-free, which is nice.

I decided to celebrate it with a new prompt, Rag Tag Daily Prompt. Thank you Reflections of An Untidy Mind for suggesting it. It seems my blog lives on prompts. It’s almost like a nightmare when there’s isn’t many likes in posts. That’s not the reason I started with this prompt though. Since The Daily Post decided to quit, it felt a bit empty without a writing challenge. It’s nice to know people decided to continue where The Daily Post ended. It fills the void and it doesn’t feel so lonely. It’s still early days but I think when people find the RDP, it will bloom. Starting a new blog is always like a nightmare. Thankfully it will get easier once it has launched itself into the blogging world.

4th Anniversary of One Line Sunday

one line sunday anniversaryHow time flies when you’re having fun. On June 1, 2014, my One Line Sunday started. It feels like it was last year so I was kind of surprised when I saw on my Facebook that it was actually 4 years old already. The first post was this. I’ve added graphics to the post later on. I was quite new to blogging so at the time I didn’t have an image on my posts. At least not on this one. I never thought the whole one line Sunday would stick. It was some kind of experiment and I didn’t even plan to keep it. I’m glad I did. People seem to like it and that’s great.

I thought about having another day where I have a subject but other things have taken my time. Maybe in the future. Now I just keep the one line Sunday. 4 years is a long time. At least for me so I’m quite proud of that.