100th Post

I did not realize I had published 100 posts until after I hit publish; and then I thought it was very funny ironic, that my 100th post was whining about paying off debt. That is pretty apropos for a brunette struggling to get out of debt.

Wow - 100 posts. That's crazy. I know no one reads my blog. It is truly just my little piece of the internet and blogosphere, but it's mine.

I don't promote my blog, I don't link up to other blogs, I've never commented on another blog using my blog; but I write, I journal, I am transparent with my debt journey. And I do it all for me!

For the past year, I have recorded my ups and downs as they pertain to getting out of debt. I have shared triumphs and misteps. I have shared about the way we save and how we budget. I have been very honest about our finances. I have tried to post, on average, 8 times a month. But importantly, I have done this all for me.

I love going back and looking at old posts and seeing what I wrote. I'm not trying to gain followers or readers, I'm keeping a journal of my financial life and progress: for me.

I don't write "how to" posts. I don't use "buzz words" to get traffic directed to my site. I don't pay for hosting. I don't know anything about blogging. But I can write and share my progress. I can be honest and open. I can do my best to become consumer debt free and document the process.

If you ever find yourself stumbling on my little ol' blog and thinking "it's not a very informational blog", I'd say you were write. It's just an online journal where I jot down my thoughts and feelings.

And I love it.

100 posts about where our debt has been, where it is, and where it's going. If you want to read about that, you've come to the right place.