Inspiration and better tools for blogging are on their way to Phoenix via WordPress and Press Publish, a one-day conference featuring inspiring WordPress bloggers and the people behind WordPress.com.
I need to (cram) prepare for the big day, April 18, 2015. There is a blog to scour. Speaker introductions to ponder. Discussions from Press Publish Portland to enjoy. A reception and Happiness Lounge to anticipate.
Personally, I want to collect questions this week, for example, how do you make the most of a purchased template and the package that goes with it? I thought you might have some questions, too.
By chance, will you attend this conference? Would you attend a conference of this type if it was hosted in your area? What questions would you ask?
Paddle boats are calling my name ~~~~~~~~ Angie Mc
Family Love Does More 
Angie – I would attend most any learning conference involving wordpress. There’s so much I’d love to learn and it escapes me as I sit here, one woman and her keyboard. I am awe of how your blog has grown and developed from when I first started reading you. You are indeed becoming a force to reckon with on multiple fronts.
Today, in talking with another blogging friend, I passed on your link. I’d told her about my salad jars for months and she wanted to know how I first learned of them and of course – credit was due. I’ve renamed my salads, the are now known as ‘Angie’s Celebrations in a Jar.’
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Sheri! You are too good to me!!! I accept your salad jar compliment and will look to name a tofu recipe after you in our near future 😀 I’m so fortunate to have a handful of followers who met me early and, God bless them, stayed with me. It’s rough, as you know, to connect via a blog early on. Somehow I was blessed to be connected with great people who set a fine example and gave me encouragement during the early growing pains. Yours, Sheri, was one of the first voices that I could hear and who took the time to connect with me via comments. Plus, you have a killer blog, especially as it connects to important and valuable content. What you do, across the board, isn’t easy. Yet you do your work with such apparent ease. I look forward to us continuing to learn and grow together. How fortunate are we?!
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Extremely! Connecting is the essence of any blog IMO. Often it can be hard going and we take it one day at a time. Other times, it seems the words roll from our fingertips. I haven’t a clue of what makes blogging easy one day and practically hopeless the following day. I’m thrilled to have you in my corner.
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You write, “I haven’t a clue of what makes blogging easy one day and practically hopeless the following day.” <- This. I could say the same thing about life in general 😉
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Would I attend a conference of this type if it were hosted in my area? Doesn’t matter as it will never be hosted in my area. People like sunshine and/or tourist attractions I guess.
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Yes, Phoenix is quite the draw…until June. July, August, September, October, not so much.
Some of my favorite events have been hosted in obscure places. When I lived in Elko, Nevada they had National Cowboy Poetry Gathering http://www.westernfolklife.org/General-Information-on-the-Gathering/national-cowboy-poetry-gathering-home-page.html . What’s your area’s unique event? Maybe you could start one 😀
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