Today’s the 5-year blog anniversary of the A Lady in London blog! It’s hard to believe it’s been 5 years since I quit my hedge fund job, started a travel blog, and moved to London. I’ve accomplished a decent amount since then, though.

5-Year Blog Anniversary

5-Year Blog Anniversary

90 countries, innumerable London restaurants, exciting travels around the UK, and—most importantly—great memories of all my experiences have made the first 5 years of the blog some of the best of my life.

On this 5-year blog anniversary, I’d like to take the opportunity to thank all my readers, fans, followers, family, and friends for your support over the last 5 years.

View of Tower Bridge, London

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I cannot express how much it’s meant to me to have your comments, tweets, likes, shares, and every other form of engagement and encouragement.

The A Lady in London blog wouldn’t be what it is today without you. I hope that when I celebrate the 10-year blog anniversary in another 5 years you’ll still enjoy the blog as much as you do now!

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14 Comments on Lady’s 5-Year Blog Anniversary

  3. Congrats on such a huge milestone. I’ve been following along for a bit but didn’t realize this blog was around so long. I suspect the huge amount of great content should have been an indicator!! Lol. Keep up the great work – I have so much more information to devour!!

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  4. Congratulations! I enjoy reading your blog, and as someone who blogs as just a hobby (so far…), how did you make the leap from full-time employment (in an unrelated field) to full-time writer? And how did you know when it was “time” to do so?

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    • Thanks Sasha! I made the leap after writing the blog as a hobby for a couple of years. I had always loved to write, and I learned the online part as I went. I didn’t really know that it was “time” per se, but I knew that I wanted to do it, so I took the plunge. It was scary, but definitely worth it!

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