One year since I started blogging!

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Hello Everyone!

 I've just realized! It's been a year since I started blogging! I am so... excited -for apparently no reason!

 I made my blog on 12th March, 2014. I published two posts that day. They were two of my poems; Siblings and Desserts. Then I started blogging regularly - well, not so regularly. I have 37 published posts on my blog from 12th March, 2014 till 11th March, 2015, which averages to about three posts each month - which is not too much, but still, something's better than nothing! And I have made sure to post something each month, so there's no month in these twelve months when I haven't published any post. I do try to post as often as I can, whenever I create anything worth posting.

 In these twelve months on blogger, I have:
  • Created a blog
  • Published thirty-six posts on it
  • Gotten 207 comments on it (including my own replies)
  • Made an About Me and a Coming Soon page on it
  • Had 2113 page views on it
And a lot more!

So thank you for reading. I just wanted to inform you that it's been an year! :)
Thank you very much!

Comments

  1. Salman Asif Siddiqui11 March 2015 at 12:04

    I am glad to see you and your blog growing day by day. You now have a wonderful collection of your writings and art work on your blog. I am proud of you. Keep it up and HAPPY BIRTHDAY FATIMA'S ARCHIVES. Keep astonishing us.
    Your baba

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  2. Kenza12 March 2015 at 14:44

    Awesome!! Happy Bloggerversary, Fatima! XD It's so cool that you've been on here for a year now! And I'm so delighted to have been along with you on some of your year! Your posts have been amazing! At least, though, if you post only 3 a month, people get to appreciate them, and more people can catch up with your posts easily. Besides, I haven't posted much myself! Wow, March seems to be SO busy a month!! Also, this is really interesting, because I started writing my book series exactly 1 month ago - it's anniversary was on 12th February. XD (In fact I thought it was 12th March, but I guess I muddled it up, and missed it this year... never mind!) Anyway, here's for another year! You've done great! :D

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  3. Zainab Salman Siddiqui13 March 2015 at 01:34

    Wow! It was a cool idea for this post!

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