♥ Jamie from North of Something recounts her story of why she is a vegetarian, and while it's kind of sick to read through, I like the way she presents it. It's so refreshing to hear someone's story that isn't preachy and doesn't have an agenda other than explanation. Also those are Monkey Brains in the photo-which sounds like an interesting experience-but no.
♥ Anna from Anna in Wonderland shared 5 Affordable and Clever Last Minute Costumes on her blog-just in time for those of us that still have no idea what we want to be. Seriously, that Sims idea...
♥ Nina from The Grand Adventures of Me gave us a nice little tutorial on Instagram-this could be useful for some people!
♥ Leslie from The Crafty Side of Sarcasm took us on a little tour of Charleston SC! I love posts like this, it's so fun to walk around and see what a place looks like, even if you can't make it yourself.
♥ Rachel from Probably Rachel gave us a quick tutorial on turning a boring Tshirt into a cute & casual dress! So easy!
The point of The Weekly Round-Up is to focus on other people instead of just another post about ourselves. It's to build better community, share insight into what we love to read, and hopefully introduce you to a new blogger you'll love and adore! Wanna play along? Write a post with links to your favorite blog posts from others throughout the week, put the button in it, and link up with us on Sundays!
I love how eloquently you answered the questions! I think it is close to impossible to be original these days, there are so many times that I believe I have come up with a truly unique idea just to realize that a hundred other bloggers thought of it too. But, we all have our own writing personalities (for the most part any way). I love the blogging ladies you chose to nominate!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind words, Angie!
ReplyDeleteI love your answers to these questions. And I think you are exactly right about being unique. There really isn't anything unique out there anymore. But all we can do is put out our thoughts in our own way and enjoy what others have to say on the subject.
D'accord! <3
ReplyDeleteSo very very true.
ReplyDeleteAwwww...thanks! It's a balm to the soul to be useful. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I struggle with the whole "authentic vs unique" thing, too- thanks for the great quote. That's good to keep in mind. I'm excited about your upcoming things!!