A Reader Survey, Take Two

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You may be reading or receiving this post a second time in several days. I apologize for that. The first time, I botched up the survey, causing it to fail for most readers. It’s exactly the same post, only this time, I added a link to the survey. If you don’t mind, could you click over and take it? I really appreciate your feedback!

Here’s the post, if you want to read it a second time:

Not long ago, my little sister told me that I she’d rather read stories than recipes.

The week of Thanksgiving, my friend, Katie, served my entire Thanksgiving menu and reported about it on Facebook. A Twitter friend tells me that my recipes are the only thing standing between her family and peanut butter sandwiches.

A fourth friend has been asking me to bring back Things to Write Home About almost every week.

I’d like to re-evaluate my posting schedule in 2010. Until now, I’ve been (loosely) following this schedule:

• Monday – Recipe or kitchen tip
• Tuesday – Recipe or kitchen tip
• Wednesday – Wordless Wednesday (photos) and a Works For Me tip on any topic
• Thursday – Recipe or kitchen tip (especially relating to kids) and a follow up to Wordless Wednesday
• Friday – Anything that strikes me
• Saturday – sometimes a photo-based post, otherwise no post
• Sunday – I aim for Things to Write Home About, but don’t usually post anything

I have big goals, and I’d like to share my Bible in 90 Days challenge, my lifestyle makeover, and our financial journey with you.

I really love this blog, and I really love sharing my life with you. I want to talk about my goals, but I don’t want them to get in the way of the articles you have come to expect.

So, I think I need to ask you what you like to read.

I put together another Reader Survey that will give me some info about what you like to read and what you’d like to see more often. It should take less than 3 minutes.

Thanks in advance!

Since I messed it up the first time, I’m just going to link to the survey this time. Click here to access the survey.

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