Writer’s Workshop: Xtremely Me
The kids and me at Karuzawa Falls
Going on holidays is what I love the most. Every time the school holiday come around we would be jetting off overseas on our next adventure. Our last trip was to Tokyo Japan and it was the kids first winter holiday.
Doggie boy playing in the snow at Prince Ski Resort
They went skiing and had fun in the snow. It was the first time that they were all so bundled up and our daily attire was totally different from what we would commonly wear in tropical Singapore.
Tokyo Disneyland
We visited both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Disneysea during our trip there too and immersed ourselves in the Disney Magic.
At Tokyo Disneysea
Looking at the pictures I took on the trip got me thinking about what a exciting journey I have had on this blog since it was created back in 2007. Since then there has been nearly 2000+ post on the blog on a wide range of subjects.
Dominique’s Desk has evolved since it’s infancy day to a blog which is focusing on Parenting and Education together with my passions in cooking and photography.
Looking on the stats from GA there are certain type of posts which draw more attention then other’s here on the blog. It is interesting to note that currently my series on Teaching Toddlers to Write which I wrote back in 2008 has suddenly picked up in traction. As you can see 4 out of 5 of the post in the series are being featured in the Popular Post section over at the side bar.
At the Train Museum
The series on English Composition which I wrote in Jan- Feb this year also drew a lot of attention. Education is certainly a topic which many parents are interested in .
Sunset at Tokyo Disneysea
Besides my posts on Education my photography features too are gaining attraction here on the blog. Every Wednesday I host ~ Wordful Wednesday and the pictures on Duo Colored Flowers which was featured a few weeks back is ranking within the top 5 post this month based on my GA stats.
Reflections in the water at Tokyo Disneyland
How has your blog changed
since you started it?
What aspects of your blog can be considered “extremely me”?
