Happy Birthday Raising Brown Girls!!!!!

It has been one year since the birth of my blog. When I first started blogging I think I was psoting a few times a month. However, life happened and I have was not posting as often as I should or would have liked to. As a new blogger, it is difficult to attract readers. I was not expecting instant success over night, but I was not expecting this dry spell either. As a result of this and other things going on in my life I became neglectful. I did not give my baby the love, affection and attention it deserved. I will not lie it is a constant struggle as I am pulled in all different directions by everyone in my life. Nonetheless, I know I will get better. Things will get better. Until then, I will continue to write potential post on my phone and hopefully I will be able to move them out of the "draft" folder and into the "published"folder.

In the meantime, lets take a look at my very first post.

http://www.myliferaisingbrowngirlsnyc.com/2014/03/hello-first-i-would-like-to-say-thank.html.

Thank you all for reading and supporting me.

Hugs and Smooches!
RBG ;)

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