I’m guest posting today over at The Mom Diggity about life, and summer, here in Alaska. KK has put together a fun series about summer vacations and everything that goes with it, spotlighting various bloggers and showing off how they spent their summer. Make sure to check her out!
Another great week this week! Staying busy, trying to find a balance between working, keeping a manageable household, and spending time with my little guy. It’s busy, and it’s been crazy chaotic, but I’m managing. You guys have offered up some pretty great posts this week, as well. Make sure you take some time to visit these fabulous sites and tell them I sent you!
A Letter to Myself by Nichole @ In These Small Moments: You guys know I’m all about the small stuff and remembering the things in life that matter the most. This post stirred some pretty significant emotions within me. I love when other people pour their hearts out and give their readers a little insight into their lives. Nichole’s post was started with the idea of what would happen should she one day lose her memory. This post is beautiful, guys. Go read it. For real.
It Matters by Allison @ Mama Wants This: Blogging is a force, people. It’s really hard to explain it to people who have never been a part of the blogging community or met some of their best friends online. But, the fact of the matter is that just like in real life, people get hurt. Blogging is a two way street. And the golden rule still applies here in the virtual realm of existence. Great post on how to carry out good bloggy karma and a be a genuine blog friend.
Looks Matter by Amy @ Be Better Branding: This is a new site for me and I can’t really even remember how I stumbled over this direction, but this was the first blog I saw and it immediately caught my eye. Amy’s blog is about branding and identity building, and this post in particular talks about our appearance (physically) and what it reveals about us as individuals. While I’m not an advocate for placing people into the “you’re pretty and you’re not” category, I do believe that what we look like reflects who we are. If you’re unkempt and look like you never shower, I’m probably going to assume that you have zero self-respect. Just Saying.
Clean by Kathryn @ Our Tiny Big Life: I can’t even put into words how much I loved and needed this post. Sometimes I really wish life had one of those giant Staples “easy” buttons. And I wish I had a magic “delete” button that would let me fix mistakes. In this post, Kathryn reminds us that we have something much better than either of those. Something that really can take all the mistakes and errors away.
Make sure you check out some of my posts from this week, as well. I had two awesome Guest Stars this week, so hit their posts up too!
Thank you! I’m so happy you found your way over! Be sure to check out the “Start here” tab at the top and introduce yourself by telling me a little about you, and your blog!
You’re welcome, Alison! I really, really loved that post. It’s something all bloggers should take some time to think about. Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Courtney Kirkland is a Southeast Alabama Writer & Designer. Since 2011,, Courtney has passionately provided beautiful, intentional design to small businesses & bloggers and encouraged thousands to walk in a rich faith in any situation.
I’ve just stumbled across your blog and so glad I did! There’s so much great info here – so much to read!! (-:
Thank you! I’m so happy you found your way over! Be sure to check out the “Start here” tab at the top and introduce yourself by telling me a little about you, and your blog!
So excited you mentioned that BIG eraser! Such a fabulous idea to have a Spotlight post and spread some blog love around. Thank you, Courtney 🙂
I am totally in love with that big eraser. 🙂 I want one for my desk immediately! 🙂 Hope you had a great weekend!
Loved the letter from Nichole and Alison’s post was wonderful. Something we can all relate to. Great spotlight, Courtney!
Thanks, Kimberly! Hope you had a wonderful weekend!
Courtney, thank you so much for including my post here, it means a lot to me.
I’ll check out the other blogs on here!
You’re welcome, Alison! I really, really loved that post. It’s something all bloggers should take some time to think about. Hope you have a wonderful weekend!