Top Three Posts of 2016

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6 Responses to “Top Three Posts of 2016”

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   adunsige

   December 31, 2016

   Thanks for sharing these top 3 posts, and for sharing all of your reflections through your blog this year. It’s one of my favourite blogs to read, and you often make me think differently (and even make some new goals, like sleeping more 🙂 ). Have you done any thinking as to why these posts may be so popular? Just curious to hear more of your thoughts.

   Aviva

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      sjdunlop

      January 1, 2017

      Thanks, Aviva. All three posts were lighthearted, yet with a message, essentially of love and acceptance. People seem to need that right now.

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      sjdunlop

      January 15, 2017

      Aviva – I think people like personal posts and also ones that don’t make them uncomfortable. A little thoughtfulness is OK, but nothing too challenging.

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         adunsige

         January 15, 2017

         An interesting perspective. You may be right, Sue. Does this play into what you choose to blog about (or what you choose not to)? I never really thought of this before.

         Aviva

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            sjdunlop

            January 15, 2017

            Not at all! I blog about what I’m thinking about and what I’m interested in.

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               adunsige

               January 16, 2017

               Thanks Sue! I thought that it likely wouldn’t, but I was curious. I wonder if others take these things into account.

               Aviva

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