One Thousand Days … Consecutive Posting … Wow

WordPress Streak

Wow, Oh Wow. One Thousand (1,000) consecutive days of posting on WordPress. That is a minimum of one post per day. I know on some days I only posted one (1) post, but on many a day I have posted two (2) to three (3) posts on any given day especially when joining several challenges that are scheduled for the same day of the week.

I received this notification the other day from WP marking this a significant milestone in my blogging journey. This may not seem like much of an accomplishment to some that have been blogging for years and years, however, to me it is a major achievement.

I started out back around 2022 or so to see if I could manage to post a minimum of one blog post per day not knowing if I could actually make that happen or not. Then, thanks to Cee’s challenges and her list of other bloggers challenging, I began posting entries to several challenges a week. I don’t write as much of my thoughts as what come to mind; it seems sometimes like the ideas pop into my head, but expressing my thoughts, feelings and or emotions into words and getting the down on “paper” is more difficult, even though important, than I ever imagined when I first started writing in my blog.

Over One thousand consecutive days of blog posting is posting every day for over two and a half years straight. It has helped to accomplish this feat by learning from other bloggers about scheduling posts ahead of time as well as participating in blog challenges that occur on different days of the week.

I want to express my sincere appreciation for all of you who have taken the time to read, like, and/or comment on my posts. I continue to learn and grow as I continue on this blogging journey of mine. I’m grateful to consider many of you my friends. Thank you for allowing me to share a portion of my story, my life, my world with all of you.

I will live y’all with who has my heart and the center of my world.

Coleman, my grandson,
my ❤️, my love, my world.

Debbie’s Six Word Saturday (sorry a few days late).

Photo Credit:©️2025 Deb L. Waters … All Rights Reserved.

God Bless. Thank you for visiting and sharing your time and thoughts with us. I appreciate y’all very much.

Hearst Castle’s Magnificent Sculptures and Art

CosPhoChal

Art for Art’s Sake

For this CosPhoChal, Dale has challenged us to post photos depicting Art for Art’s Sake. I chose to continue on our tour of Hearst Castle by allowing you to see some of the art and sculptures we saw when we were there that day. I formatted the pictures into a slideshow, while I was blogging on this post, for enhanced view and entertainment. Relax and enjoy the show.

Cosmic Photo Challenge-Art for Art’s Sake

Debbie’s Six Word Saturday

RDP Friday! Sculpture!

RDP Tuesday!-Blogging!

Throwback Thursday

Photo Credit: ©️1979 Nornal H. Waters (my dad) … All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Minolta XG-7 35mm

Location: Hearst Castle; Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument; San Simeon, California, USA

God Bless. Thank you for visiting and watching our slideshow. Thank you for sharing your time and thoughts about my blogging posts. I appreciate y’all very much.

Numbers Game #26 – My 147 & the Word Hearst

Hearst Castle

and Ranch

Judy’s Numbers Game can bring about interesting results and insights from those who choose to participate. The challenge is alive, let’s get Blogging. In searching for the #147 and its variations the results that popped up all had the central focus around Hearst. Therefore, I selected a variety of photos around the Word Hearst and Hearst Castle.

As we approach Hearst Castle we see the sign informing us we are arriving at our desired destination.

Hearst San Simeon
State Historical Monument

The long and winding road up to the top where Hearst Castle is located.

Touring the outside grounds at Hearst San Simeon we see statues poolside …

And by the stairs leading upward …

Continuing our tour of the grounds we come upon the Hearst Ranch. William Randolph Hearst kept Fifty (50) species of herbivores on his ranch. They included around 126 Zebras plus bison, fallow deer, antelope, zebras, elk, camels, kangaroos, and giraffes.

We also could see the vastness of the Hearst Ranch where the numerous animals grazed.

At last we come to the end of today’s tour as more about Hearst Castle will come in a later post.

Judy’s Numbers Game #26-Number 147

RDP Tuesday!-Blogging!

Throwback Thursday

Photo Credit: ©️1979 Nornal H. Waters (my dad) … All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Minolta XG-7 35 mm

Location: Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument; San Simeon, California, USA

God Bless. Thank you for tagging along on our tour. Thank you for sharing your time and thoughts with us. Have a wonderful week. I appreciate y’all very much.