Remember, next week’s third anniversary host is Kalyn from Kalyn's Kitchen. If I’ve made an error, please let me know and I’ll fix it right away. This week’s Weekend Herb Blogging entries are listed in the order I received them. Kalyn also has an important announcement about the future of Weekend Herb Blogging. Kalyn has put together a whole week’s worth of anniversary events, including drawings for three fabulous prizes. Next week (October 27 – November 2, 2008) is the three year anniversary of Weekend Herb Blogging, and Kalyn encourages everyone to join in the anniversary celebration by submitting a recipe featuring their favorite herb, vegetable, or fruit. One of my favorite such events is Weekend Herb Blogging, an event created by Kalyn from Kalyn's Kitchen to highlight the herbs and other plants used by cooks around the world.Īs it happens, today it’s my turn to summarize this week’s Weekend Herb Blogging entries. One way in which food writers build bonds and share information is though “events,” in which all are invited to write posts on a similar theme by a date certain. This kindness and thoughtfulness is a welcome counterpoint to the difficult economic and political challenges facing today’s world. The generosity of fellow writers has been never ending. The best part of blogging is something I wouldn’t have imagined in my wildest dreams - the dynamic and vital community of food writers. Over the next year, I’ll continue that struggle and will do my best to provide interesting content and delicious recipes. I’ve struggled to maintain the discipline that regular blogging requires. I’ve improved my writing and photography, but still have much to learn about both. It’s fitting to resume blogging today October 26 is my blog’s first birthday. We’re back from Greece, my life and family are back on an even keel, and I’m ready to blog again.
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