This is the question posed by the 1st
prompt of my new writing group called The Blogging Lounge. Our mission, if we so choose to accept it,
is to interpret that question in any form we like.
So, who am I? I could answer that with a lot of flowery embellishments
that make me sound like something I’m not, or I could be funny and make myself
sound like a comedian, but neither is really me. I am a wife, mother, daughter, sister,
friend, Christian and blogger who lives a simple, country life.
For those of you who followed my blog in
the past, this is old news; but, since this is a new blogging group, with new
members, I decided to reintroduce myself.
Hello, my name is Karen Taylor, Kat for
short. I have been married to a dairy farmer
and lived on the same small dairy farm for 41 years. I am mother to one son and granny to 2
grandchildren. I have 3 sisters, many
nieces and nephews and my 92 year old father lives with my husband and me. My mother has been deceased for 2½ years. I am blessed to have a crazy group of
girlfriends whom are like family to me.
My blog, My View Through Kat Eyes, is my
personal journal that I share with anyone who wants to read it. It is a reflection of my life and documents
much of my life journey and experiences, both good and bad. Anyone who has read my work in the past
knows that family and friends, as well as my faith, are the most important treasures
of my life. They are often the subjects
of my blog posts (sometimes, much to their chagrin).
I also have a second blog, that I hope to
resurrect in the near future called Life is a Pain…Misery Optional!. This blog is where I hope to connect with
others, like myself, who suffer with chronic pain from various forms of
arthritis and other painful conditions.
So, who am I? I enjoy life and all that it offers. I am very excited to get back to blogging. I am all the things listed above, and much more. To really get to know me, you will have to visit my blog often.
Until next time…
Kat
I am so happy to have you back! I miss reading your soft and loving words as well as those with a bit of humor!
ReplyDeleteLet's try really hard to keep up, shall we? I know we can do this together, cuz that's what friends do; they do things by encouraging each other. ♥
Yes, Jo, we can do this together. I will try my best to keep up. I am glad to be back. I have missed writing. <3
DeleteYou are a beautiful soul Kat. <3
ReplyDeleteAww, thank you November Rain. That means a lot coming from one of the most beautiful souls I know.
DeleteNice to meet you, Kat!
ReplyDeleteAnd, very nice to meet you, Eric. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteI love this. I also love that you live the country life. That's something I am hoping to one day have myself. A nice home on lots of land with a bunch of horses and more. :) You did a great job with this.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ariana. I am looking forward to the next prompt. BTW, we have cows, not horses.
DeleteSo very glad to have you back Kat. I've missed your blog and your lovely writing. It was nice to learn some new things about you as well!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Amy. It is good to be back.
DeleteGood to get to know you, Kat. Would love to know where you live too!
ReplyDeletePaula, I live in Kentucky on a 300 acre dairy farm.
DeletePaula, if you would really like to get to know me I hope you will take time to look back over some of my past blogs. I am pretty much an open book.
DeleteLooking forward to reading your work and...a dairy farm. Sigh. I'm jealous. I grew up on 40 acres and miss it terribly.
ReplyDeleteHi, Kelly. So glad you dropped by. Thank you.
DeleteGood to see you again, Kat. It's been awhile. I like your overview. Glad to re-know you!
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Thanks Joyce. It is good to be back among friends.
DeleteHi, Kat, it's great to see you here. I enjoyed reading about your background and look forward to reading more about you and your life and loves.
ReplyDeleteThank you Elaine. So glad you stopped by.
DeleteGreat to see you here, Kat. I enjoyed reading about your background and look forward to learning more about your life and loves.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Elaine. I appreciate you stopping by.
DeleteNice meeting you - I grew up on a small farm (Christmas trees and horses) and still love the land
ReplyDeleteTM
Thank you, TM. Nice to meet you, too. Thanks for stopping by.
Deletenice to meet you kat, again.... lol..... nice re-introduction. looking forward to reading your stories, again. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Daphne. I am looking forward to sharing my stories again.
DeleteKat you are marvelous. Never knew about the second blog. What a great title and I suspect great information to follow.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kelly. I do really want to get the other blog back up and running. I had barely gotten it started when my life took a major turn and I haven't blogged much since. Maybe now is the time to get back on track.
DeleteNice to meet you, Kat.
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you, Steven. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteNice to meet you Kat. Seems we have quite a bit in common, love of family, faith, good friends and all that goes along with going through this thing called life.. I look forward to getting to know you better! Nice blog.
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