AJ is Always Juggling

I finally published the lens about my new job: Imperfectly Natural!

I waited awhile, because I wanted to make sure that everything was going OK, but we also had a load of bugs to squish on the site as it moved from one host to another and was re-designed. However, I think now is the time to broadcast to the world how happy and proud I am to be involved in this site, which, if you have read some of my lenses, you will know has a theme that is dear to my heart.

Not only do I tell you about the website I am editing on the lens, but of course being AJ, I tell the tale associated with getting the job and I think it is pretty amazing. I wont say any more than that or I will spoil the story.

So as one of the most difficult years of my and my Lovely Hubby’s life comes to a close, we are looking forward knowing that things are now improving. We are not out of the woods yet by a long way, but things look far more positive than they did this time last year. As a family I know we are blessed. I have four beautiful children, two loving and supportive parents, a beautiful dog, squirrels living in the apple tree and, as I said on Seth’s Thanksgiving lens, this year my husband has proved that he meant what he said about being with me in sickness and in health.

My Squidoo journey has been amazing and I am working on a lens about that too. Squidoo has brought me so many blessings and the friendship of so many wonderful lensmasters. I dare not name anyone, in case I forget someone. I have enjoyed reading your lenses, your Tweets, your comments in the SquidU forum, your blogs all over the place, your emails and your lovely messages in my Guestbooks. Thank you for your friendship - it means so much to me.

I wish you all love, peace and happiness in 2009.

Tags: imperfectly natural, SquidU forum

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