20,000 Hits

I have thoroughly enjoyed keeping a blog this year.  It has been a wonderful way for me to reflect on the day and record all of the amazing things that I have gotten to do.  I have been thrilled to share my experiences with others and I am so thankful for your support and encouragement along the way.  Yesterday, I hit a huge milestone.  My blog now has over 20,000 hits!  Thank you readers!  What an honor!

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