100,000 blog views – thank you!

21Mar 2016 by Ronny Allan 5 Comments

100,000 blog views! NET Cancer Blog has just recorded 100,000 blog views. I’m extremely excited to have reached this major milestone. However, I’m also really grateful to my followers on this blog site, on Facebook, on Pinterest, on Google+ and on twitter for supporting me through thick and thin. Your engagement with my blog whether a simple ‘like’, a share, a comment, a pin, a tweet, a retweet, an email or via a private message; is not only extremely motivating but also very humbling.

Thank you so much for giving NET Cancer 100,000 pokes in the eye!

Onwards and upwards to 200,000!

Ronny

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5 thoughts on “100,000 blog views – thank you!”

Ed

Congrats!!! I didn’t realize that you had 2 blogs. 🙂 Why do you have 2? 🙂

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March 23, 2016 at 18:42
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- ronnyallan
  
  Only 1 – send link to the other!
  
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  March 23, 2016 at 18:43
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- Ed
  
  nevermind….didn’t realize it was your FB page! LOL
  
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  March 23, 2016 at 18:44
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  - ronnyallan
    
    You had me in panic mode there 😲
    
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    March 23, 2016 at 18:46
Betty Lucas

wonderful information, all so true

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March 22, 2016 at 00:42
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