Friday, April 28, 2006
A Belated One-Year Blogoversary
Since I was on vacation on April 19th, I didn't have a proper post celebrating the one-year anniversary of VOLuntarilyConservative. To the tens of thousands of readers who have visited this site, I certainly hope that you have enjoyed it as much or more than I have.
I certainly have relished in my life as a blogger. I love writing - more than the law, for sure - and I love politics. That is what makes VOLuntarilyConservative my catharsis. I'm glad that so many of you have chosen to join me for the ride. It's pretty humbling to introduce yourself to people at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference, Lincoln Day Dinner, or a meeting with UT's College Republicans and have complete strangers quote back to you parts of a blog post that you wrote months earlier. Such things just blow me away. Seriously.
The VOLConWife is urging me to write a book loosely based on excerpts from VOLuntarilyConservative. Perhaps I will have the time for such an endeavor in the future. I doubt it would be up to the level of Nancy French's soon-to-be-released work, or of Robert McCain's Donkey Cons, but there might be a time when such a project comes to fruition. In the meantime, thank you for your continued support, and keep your voice heard in the political arena.
I certainly have relished in my life as a blogger. I love writing - more than the law, for sure - and I love politics. That is what makes VOLuntarilyConservative my catharsis. I'm glad that so many of you have chosen to join me for the ride. It's pretty humbling to introduce yourself to people at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference, Lincoln Day Dinner, or a meeting with UT's College Republicans and have complete strangers quote back to you parts of a blog post that you wrote months earlier. Such things just blow me away. Seriously.
The VOLConWife is urging me to write a book loosely based on excerpts from VOLuntarilyConservative. Perhaps I will have the time for such an endeavor in the future. I doubt it would be up to the level of Nancy French's soon-to-be-released work, or of Robert McCain's Donkey Cons, but there might be a time when such a project comes to fruition. In the meantime, thank you for your continued support, and keep your voice heard in the political arena.
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It is hard to believe it has only been one year, for Voluntary Conservative. Happy Anniversary, Vote Huddleston, Angela Huddleston.
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