Interview Thursday is a year today

It's amazing how time flies. Interview Thursday is a year today and I was surprised to realise that the interview series on my blog has come this far. I intend to do a review of different progressive individuals that have contributed to this wonderful intiative but I am not so capable of that right now as I need to take a long rest so I don't break down.

I am sure that in not so far future, I will have the interview published into a book to be a resourceful tool for people. Next week, I will be featuring Pat Utomi on "Interiew Thursday". I am happy to keep going with the series with all my busy schedules and all. I am more grateful to my 35 interviewees that have made the series a possibility, together we shall change the world. Interview Thursday has since featured the following progressive, intelligent and revolutionary change makers:
 

1. Ore
2. Rita
3. Chioma: Celebrate Africa
4. Vera
5. Abbie
6. Graham Kracker
7. Rethots
8. Lisa
9. Waffarian
10. Afrobabe
11. Aloted
12. Poeticallytinted
13. Allied
14. Doug
15. Dammy
16. Writefreak
17. Parakeet
18. Marcin Gajweski
19. Sting
20. Jaycees
21. Standall interviewed by Rita
22. Nigeria Drama Queen
23. Uzoma Okere
24. Woomie O
25. FFF
26. Sokari
27. Buttercup and Chari
28. Adaeze
29. Linda Ikeji
30. Jeremy
31. Ms. Catwalq
32. Archiwiz
33. Sugarbelly
34. Lolade
35. Tigress- the recent interviewee that her birthday coincidentally falls on AUGUST!

To read all these interviews, just click this link

The blogHer worthy Experience- My Chicago Trip

Hey peeps, I missed you all and I am sorry for my inability to do my blog rounds for now. I got back yesterday from the life changing 2009 BlogHer conference in Chicago. I was gone for 6 days out of which 4 of those days were spent flying! This happened as I mentioned that I would be flying to Kenya again.

It's kinda painful that I have to cut short my trip and no visit to my friends in the states but I met the tall, pretty and strong Tigeress. Even though our meeting was short, it was worth it. Nice to meet you girl...

The blogher conference was a great experience for me, it was my first time in the United State of America and it was an enthralling experience meeting change makers, the makers of change makers, those wonderful women that know the importance of living a fulfilling and happy lives while helping others to achieve the same. It was indeed a blessing to meet the BlogHer founders; the 3 Super women that concieved and gave birth to BlogHer.com. It's being 5 industrious and rewarding years for Elisa Camahort Page, Jory Des Jardins and Lisa Stone for bringing together community of women who blog, for making others grow and for creating incredible opportunities for others.

I was delighted to finally meet the other awesome International Activists, Cristina from Bolivia, Pilirani from Malawi and Annie from India. It was even of a greater inspiration at our session when listening to these women speak, when feeling all the changes they are making, when listening to how similar some of our stories are.

I leave for Nairobi tonight. Inside of me is more determination to do more and make more contributions to the world...