VMB in Kastro, Sifnos Island, Greece

VMB in Kastro, Sifnos Island, Greece

Yesterday A Traveler’s Library hit one of those landmark days, and I was not even here to celebrate. (I’m in New Orleans ensconced in my favorite hotel, Hotel Monteleone.)

Ta-Da–100 Posts!

Somehow, it seems appropriate, though, that I had a guest post on India here yesterday, because it is symbolic of the ways this blog has introduced me to people, places and books to read for travel.  I might not have met Sue Dickman, yesterday’s guest poster,  had it not been for the 30-day challenge started by Michelle Rafter.

I certainly would not have had much to say about India, since I have not been there myself.  But by using guest experts, A Traveler’s Library roams beyond the  destinations that I have traveled to personally. We have had guests posts on New England, Croatia, Mumbai, and now India again.

And I met the nice folks at Wandering Educators, who invited me to be the Traveler’s Library Editor. I wrote their earlier this month about popular posts from April at A Traveler’s Library.

In the first 100 posts, we have traveled to an amazing 53 different places! I hope you’ll join me as we travel to more places and learn about more great books in the 2nd hundred posts.

TEN random selections from the First Hundred:

Onward toward that First Year celebration  January 10, 2010!

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5 Comments to “10 Posts from the First 100 at A Traveler’s Library”

  1. CONGRATS!!! and brava. i LOVE your site, and am so happy to revisit these older favorites.

  2. marthaandme says:

    Congrats on reaching 100!

  3. Congratulations to you, Vera Marie. That’s a real landmark of hard work and dedication.

  4. Awesome. Good work. I love the content of this website. Looking forward to 100 more!!

  5. pen4hire
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    Thanks all for the congrats. You all do the same hard work, so you know whereof you speak.

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