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The Best of RowdyKittens: 2009 Wrap-up

by Tammy on January 6, 2010

It’s been a busy year for RowdyKittens. To celebrate and reflect I thought it would be fun to look back at the top 10 posts as well as the number of folks who have visited.

At the end of 2008 RowdyKittens had about 50 visits per day. In 2009, RowdyKittens averaged 400 visits a day. Also, the number of comments per post has increased, which makes me really happy. I feel incredibly lucky to have so many wonderful readers and a thriving online community.

Below are the top 10 posts for 2009:

1. Radical Gardening for Small Spaces
2. Tiny House Dream
3. 10 Reasons to Go Small
4. Lots of Tiny Homes for Sale
5. Dee Williams: How to Build a Tiny House
6. A popular page devoted to the Best of 2009 Blog Challenge
7. Free Tiny House Plans
8. Susan Boyle = amazing
9. Tiny House Adventures
10. Tiny Apartments with Beautiful Design

Support

Thank you for the support and encouragement!

2010 will be a rockin’ year. In addition to my freelance projects, I want to make RowdyKittens my primary source of income. Be on the look out for a few new products, including an ebook on carfree and simple living.

If RowdyKittens has provided value to your life and you have a few dollars to spare, please consider making a small donation.

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Frugal Portland Travels

by Tammy on May 20, 2009

Japanese Garden

My recent trip to Portland was fantastic! Portland is beautiful, green and easy to navigate. I immediately felt at home in the city. The climate, bike culture, and walkable streets made me smile. Honestly, I didn’t want to leave.

If you’re looking for a cheap vacation, Portland is the place to go.

Hostel Fun

After a fantastic slumber party, Steph dropped me off in North West Portland and I checked into the North West International Hostel. The staff were friendly, the hostel was clean and it was within walking distance to many attractions.

Walking the City

I literally walked the city and saw some amazing sites. I felt completely free and unconstrained taking pictures and enjoying my long walking tour of Portland. Some of the places I toured and walked to included: [click to continue…]

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