In Celebration: 1 Year since I began sending out these tendrils...
- short features and photos - reaching out into cyberspace to connect with readers worldwide.
What an incredible journey!
One that has given rise to countless friendships and connections in the virtual world,
and under fortunate circumstances... every so often, in real life.
((In truth, I've just checked the date of my first 'Insomnia' post.
Apparently life has been so hectic - with much on my plate, so to speak,
that yesterday, in fact, heralded the Blogiversary of Bay Area Tendrils.
... aka Bay Area Tendrils Garden Travel ))
Thank you, T., for appreciating my passion for the art of the garden,
Thank you, T., for appreciating my passion for the art of the garden,
and for accompanying me on too-many-to-count short trips and lengthy sojourns.
Your love of birding and nature enhances my days.
Happy Blogiversary Alice,
ReplyDeleteRach xxx
Auguri, Happy Blogoversary. Many more to come :)
ReplyDeleteHappiest blogaversary--one day after! I've thoroughly enjoyed your posts and thank you for introducing me to some beautiful gardens! gail
ReplyDeleteAlice:
ReplyDeleteThis truly surprises me..... for some reason I expected your blog to be much older..... you have done amazingly well for the first year. Happy Blogaversary [belated though it may be] Here's to many more years and many more wonderful virtual garden vacations for me!
Time to celebrate your blogiversary indeed. I must stop in here much more often.
ReplyDeleteA very hearty congratulations on your blogaversary, Alice! You have added so much to the conversation, with your divine photos and joyful narrative. I hope there are many more to come. :-)
ReplyDeleteFrances
Alice, Congrats on your Blogiversary. The year just whizzes by doesn't it? Here's to many more travels and tendrils!
ReplyDeleteHelp!
ReplyDeleteThus far we have three versions - blogaversary / blogiversary / blogoversary... I googled and found: blogiversary. But felt compelled to change the spelling to and 'a'... and now I'm about to change it back;~))
happy blog-o-versary! :)
ReplyDeleteOne year of sharing these wonderful gardens you've visited, important information about artists and landscapers, and endless inspiration!
Congratulations, Alice! I enjoy your blog, thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Blog Birthday! :) I enjoy your blog a great deal and seeing all the wonderful places that you visit. You add a lot to the blogging world! -Amy
ReplyDeleteTime does fly when your having fun!
ReplyDeleteHello Alice,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for (yesterday's) anniversary! I have enjoyed your blog for the past 5 months that I have been blogging. Here's to another wonderful year.
Congrats on your blogiversary.
ReplyDeleteI have really enjoyed visiting your blog.
Jen
how ever you spell it I say have a good one! Great getting to know you this year and here's to many more.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blogiversary! I appreciate your love of gardening and nature, and I am looking forward to many more posts on your travels!
ReplyDeleteWhat a joyful day it was for the blogosphere when you joined the community, Alice! And personally, an even more joyous day when I discovered your warm and wonderful blog. Happy blogiversary, and many many more to you.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!
ReplyDeleteI always love reading your blog and hope it continues for many more years to come!
Keep up the good work!
Ryan
Many hearty congratulations on your blogiversary!! It's been a joy to travel with you thus far xxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteThankyou Alice for bringing to our attention the incredible biodiversity of the garden world. Look forward to more wonderful posts from you.
ReplyDeletecheers Ian
Alice, Happy belated blogaversary. I have enjoyed all your posts (even though I have not always commented) and I am looking forward to many more years to come.
ReplyDeleteAlice, Has it really been only a year!!??!! Your blog is clearly a natural in the blogiverse. Happy Blog-Oh!Oh!Oh!-versary. Looking forward to you torturing us earthbound types with many more garden adventures. I raise my glass of virtual bubbly to you!
ReplyDeleteI'll skip the word debacle and say Congratulations! Your posts always bring a smile to my face as well as get my feet itching to go somewhere spectacular!
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary and thank you for your blog which I have enjoyed reading and looking at.
ReplyDeleteThere's also blogday ;)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and here's to many more tendrils escaping from the Bay Area :)
I think, for a blog so well travelled, it should have a touch of the continental so Happy Bloggiversaire to you.
ReplyDeleteThose tendrils get everywhere!
Keep it coming!
x
A marvelous journey indeed!!! Congratulations.
ReplyDelete~bangchik
happy bloggy anniversary Alice - like the garden and life, blogs just evolve - and the journey continues ... cheers, catmint
ReplyDeleteHappy Blogiversary, your posts are wonderfully interesting!
ReplyDeleteMany congratulations on the first anniversary of your blog Alice. Long may you continue having fun :)
ReplyDeleteWow, can it already have been a year? I remember your first posts so vividly! Congrats and thanks for taking us on so many wonderful garden tours all over the world! We are the lucky ones.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blog Birthday to YOU! What an accomplishment in only one year Alice! You have taken us along with T. to so many wondrous gardens! Thank you and Many Happy Returns! Sad about the coho... 'when will we ever learn?' Lovely photos! ;-) Carol
ReplyDeleteCongratulations my darling; Im so glad you have blogged for one year and that I managed to meet you along the way..now I only wish we could visit The Laskett together ;-0
ReplyDeleteLove from
Julie XX
Looking forward to 2010 tendrils. I agree, your blog seems like such a fixture on my Google Reader I assumed it was years old.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I'm floating on air!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the lovely comments & good wishes.
Much appreciated ;~]]
Congrats Alice.
ReplyDeleteI was disappointed that I didn't get to hear you speak the other night at Marin Art and Garden.
I was attending the SPAWN, Sierra Club and others at the Mill Valley Community center to hear about our local water challenges and what we as members of society can do to make a positive difference.
Love your photos of Sam. P Taylor Park. A local favorite.
Your second to last image looks just like the creek / falls / natural swimming hole along the Cascade Valley trail in Mill Valley.
A fantastic place to take a dip on a hot spring day.
You been busy!!! I've been out and about myself, exploring my newer neck of the woods. Let me just say I am delighted that you decided to blog-o-vate. Your blog is one of my must-see's and, thankfully, you keep it very fresh and always fascinating. You go, Alice!
ReplyDeleteCongrat's on a successful year of blogging and sharing so many lovely images with us!
ReplyDeleteinteresting plant you have on the first picture!
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