Camp Blogaway
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This past weekend, I was here:
OK, technically not there, but I was at 7,000 feet in the San Bernadino Mountains, attending the first-ever Camp Blogaway, a retreat for bloggers.
It was so much fun! Not only did I meet a lot of fantastic bloggers, but there were interesting and useful panels covering everything from cake decorating to SEO optimizing. And of course there was food!
In addition to our regular meals that featured onions and olives (The National Onion Association and Lindsay Olives were just two of the sponsors of camp), there were also a-ma-zing homemade s’mores provided by Casey of Tastestopping and RegionalBest.com. And wine, of course. And more kiwi than you could ever have imagined!
I’ll be posting some in-depth recaps, but here’s a list of how we spent our weekend:
So, when is next year’s Camp?
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Can’t wait to read the indepth recaps!!!
I vote CB comes to the East Coast next time!
Hey Camp Blogaway Roomie! It was nice to meet you during this information-packed weekend! There were so many great things covered and meeting a lot of new people. I look forward to your recaps. Hope you had a good trip back home and you’re all recuperated! =)
I still can’t believe you’ve never decorated before. Hmmm. Some people just ooze talent, and I think you’re one of them. 🙂 Great post on camp. I’m glad we met, I look forward to reading of your Austin adventures and at your new blog too!
What a great re cap to a wonderful weekend. You share the perfect amount of details to describe a special time in the mountains!
I am working on finding an east coast site with Patti
@Jennifer (Savor), that’s very cool and exciting!!
It was fun at camp! I look forward to seeing more recaps!
Hello again! Just saw your tweet about the Wilton decorating prize and had to check out your masterpieces from camp. Good to meet you and I look forward to keeping in touch.