The first is called “My Grandma’s Blog”. My grandmother left a lifetime of diary when she passed. I’ve been wanting to go through her life and learn about her. “Grandma’s Blog” is me sharing her life with my readers. Should be pretty cool and the rest of the family will get access to her life in the process.

I will be releasing the details on the other project very soon. I’m really stoked about this and should be clarifying the details over the weekend. Once I have everything panned out I’ll let you know what’s going on. I’d love to give you an opportunity to help me out with the project if you like it.

Again, great post and I look forward to coming back.
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I hope you welcome strangers like me on your blog. Like Maria, I’m just trying to make new friends. It’s such a coincidence that I came across this article because I recently made it my objective to visit as many blogs as I can every single day and establish as many friendly relationships as possible. I do have friends in the physical world, but I find that meeting people on the internet is much less stressful.

Anyway, I think your interview with Maria was great. I’ll probably won’t be able to do something like that in real life, but it’s sure is a fun thing to do here in cyberspace. =)

Cheers,
Ryhen
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Thank you for continuing the talk with Maria and sharing it with all of us. I loved how she said that body language plays a part in meeting people. I have found that to be true too.

As for your question, I just go with the flow and wherever I am, I talk to whomever I meet. I have made a lot of friends just by being out and about in the world. So many people are looking for friendship. There is a lot of loneliness out there.
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Lance: Thank you as well for sharing your insight and appreciating these stories, too. I was blown away, as well, to learn that two of her friends got married…makes me realize how interconnected we are. I remember a couple years ago I connected two people in my network for a business opportunity…something that would help both people. It was a rush to bring them together. Thank you for stopping by and have a great weekend!

I’ve taken in both installments (Part 1 and Part 2) with hungry eyes. Great questions, Tim, I really enjoyed this feature.

Coming from a farming background, I learned to be comfortable talking with whomever happened our way – including waving at those passing by in cars or on motorcycles. It was just assumed that when you pass, you wave, say hello, or even stop by to ask about the farm or how things were going – even with complete strangers. Dad would strike up a conversation EVERYWHERE he went with WHOMEVER – thus, to this day, I have no trouble meeting people or striking up a conversation with people I’ve never met prior.

I found it interesting that most people approached Maria, as opposed to the other way around. I think Maria’s point is important – a lot has to do with body language. I agree.

The other reason I really enjoyed this interview – and Maria’s project, is that I truly believe everyone has interesting stories to tell – it’s the human experience! I think her message is a very good one – and my take home is that truly everyone has a great story. And, the more we can connect with others, the smaller the world becomes.

Thanks for this, Tim. And, thanks for sharing your stories, Maria. Best to you both!
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