TEN YEARS!!!
Regular readers will know I don’t usually write such shouty headlines. But this time I can’t help myself.
I never thought I’d be sitting here today, writing a post with that title on this site. But yes, it’s true.
Ten years ago today, a University student sat in her bedroom and started a blog. That blog was Same Difference and that University student was me.
Ten years later, I’ve got my University degree. Ten years later, I like to call myself a journalist. Ten years later, I’m very proud to say, over two million people have visited Same Difference and read my scribbles.
I still value every comment, more than you will ever know. I still appreciate every hit, every like and every share, more than you will ever know.
And, once a year, every 21st of June, I still write a general post to thank every single reader of my little website.
It’s a tiny little address on the massive World Wide Web, but to me, it’s the world. I’m so glad that to you, it’s a place where you find, and share, useful and interesting information and stories.
I wouldn’t be here without you, readers. So THANK YOU, every single one of you, more than you will ever know.
Here’s to the next TEN YEARS!!!





congratulations on your 10years of blogging.thats quite some feat and to keep it up on a daily basis on top of your other committments, difficulties and work with the vulnerable. well done.
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Virus-free. http://www.avast.com
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Congratulations – here’s to the next 10 years 🙂
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lets hope that a change of gov will help everyone
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WHEN a certain someone relinquishes her hold on the PMs seat. cant believe shes still there. 10/10 for tenacity but its helping no one right now.
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Big THANK YOU SameDifference, 🙂
Shame that all the bad news is just as bad, if not worse, than it was ten years ago. 😦
But the news would certainly be far worse without oases like yours in the desert of fake news, censorship and blind-eye turning silence.
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A marvelous achievement. 10 years dedication to a blog.
Congratulations to you. Here’s to the next 10. And a hope for a better world.
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Well done you, and I hope the next 10 years are even better for you 🙂
I started my Blog as a Uni student, too, and I’ve found it totally amazing to see how many people, of such disparate lives, have read it.
The World is definitely a smaller place, with the internet joining us all together, isn’t it? 🙂
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