#5 September Studies: 2 Year Blogiversary

Welcome to the fifth post in the Createyou86 September Studies Blog Series.  It is hard to believe that September 25, 2014 I started this blog, and i was sitting on a twin size bed in California just browsing the planning community, and hoping that i would be able to join, and make it.....whatever that meant.  I knew that i wanted a Filofax, and then I knew that i wanted to be a blogger, and everything kind of clicked.  I never considered all of the work that goes into blogging, or where i wanted to be in two years, but seeing where i am (in Pennsylvania still sitting on a bed, but it is queen sized) now i know i want it to get better.....BIGGER and BETTER! I have new blog series' on the way, as well as new YouTube videos which i hope everyone will enjoy.  Last year we did some case studies, and I would definitely like to continue those (they take a few months to get together, we might ask for your participation in answering questions, and they are more wordy than other posts here, but i think overall they are a great addition to the blog.)
​I want to thank everyone who has supported this blog, or any of our social media channels.  My favorite is Instagram because i can post photos, and interact with other users with my same interests in planning, and organization.  
             Today I decided that I wanted to try a photo shoot so i asked the other half of Createyou86 (James) to help me out, and see what would come of it in some of my favorite fall clothes.  I am also creating this post while i listen to Ella Henderson's "Ghost", because it was one of my favorite songs two years ago.  

​All photos were taken by Createyou86.

Thank you for sticking around for two years with us! I had so much fun doing this mini photo shoot with James.  We can't believe it has been that long, and we can't wait for many more Blogiversary's thank you for spending ours with us!

Let us know in the comments below how have you changed in the past two years? OR What would you like to see from us going forward?