Julia’s Place Review
Since revamping Julia’s Place, I have been taking part in the 30 Day Blogging Challenge run by Sarah Arrow. It is designed to get me into a routine of regular blogging as I have to post for 30 consecutive days! That is certainly challenging me but I hope you are enjoying an increase in my posts. For those of you who have only just found your way here, I have selected five posts that you may like to visit.
Upright cleaner gets a shout out!
This post was the most read piece last week and had some great comments left. It seems that the type of cleaner you choose is down to the first one you bought although some readers did mention a health problem or space as the deciding factor.
Reflexology – It’s all in the feet!
Complementary medicine is not for everyone but I found this treatment session very relaxing as well as informative. You will see when you read it that the cost element is something that plays a part in the decision of whether to undertake this type of treatment. It is something that is accepted by the practitioners.
Antony Gormley – Land
If you are a fan of this sculptor’s work, you’ll love this post that tells you about a new installation. Although this one is in Dorset, it is one of 5 pieces placed around the UK.
10 Seaside activities to do in the rain
Keeping up with the sea link, this posts gives some great suggestions of what to do with little ones when you are on holiday and especially when you are at the seaside. The ideas all came from my group of Tweeps over on Twitter. Thanks guys!
100 Word Challenge for Grown Ups
This is a weekly writing challenge for aspiring and established writers. It is very simple in concept – I set a prompt and you write a piece using only the prompt and 100 words. Posting it here on Julia’s Place will share it with others taking part and all my readers.
So there you have it Dear Reader. A fine selection from my first week as a daily blogger. As my reader, you play an important part in my writing so I have a favour to ask.
Hi Julia
I’m loving the practical posts as well as the travel blogs. The 100wC has inspired my writing so just keep doing what you do
So glad to be part of you picking up your pen again Sharon!
The blogging challenge is brilliant isn’t it? I can see you’ve used it well. Great posts.
Thank you. I have become a bit obsessed with the challenge & am determined to get it done
I love one stop shopping! This post gives me, the reader, the opportunity to check out several posts and I love that! Thanks for sharing; it was wonderful!
Welcome to Julia’s Place Robyn. Hope to see a lot of you! Glad you liked the snippets
What a great idea for a post, Julia! Checking out the links!
Thanks Corinne. Interesting way to post, thanks to Sarah Arrow!
I love variety, though I have a travel blog myself!
I’ll keep on with the all sorts then!
I love the variety in this list – and agree that it’s a nice mix of images too. Might be back to test out the 100word challenge!!
Please do join in Sue. It’s a great way to have some fun and hone creative skills!
I don’t get to travel much Julia, so I LOVE reading about vacation destinations. I live vicariously through these types of posts 🙂 10 Seaside Activities to do in the Rain….awesome.
Thank you so much for your ideas Tammy! Will get on it!
I love this list. The graphics are great as well.
Thank you Trenna. It was good to do.
I think you have put together some great blogs over the last week, your authenticity shines through and for me that is what blogging is all about
Thank you so much Mike. Means a lot!
That is a great list! Thank you Gilly!
You know me Julia, I like an eclectic mix, but if I had to pin it down it’s travel, writing, gardens and food!