Slightly OT - Lots of Ann/Annie/Anne's on this Forum?
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Comments (51)A voice from the past, Ann, raising a toast to you! I haven't been on for a number of months except to lurk now and then for a few minutes. I miss the swaps! I need to come back and post so I can play again! Ann, you always inspire me with your photos--they are the first things I look for when I'm scolling through. What a gift you are to all of us! Lifting a glass of ice water (soon to be a G&T) to you! (It's 7:20pm here--the eclipsed moon is well over the yard arm!)...See MoreHey! Ann T. is on the first page of Foodgawker!
Comments (45)Thank you all for your kind words and support. Annie, every photo accepted by Foodgawker starts out on the first page and moves down. I didn't mention the Blog because I figure you all get enough of me as it is on the Cooking forum and the last thing you need is another Blog to read. Ann...See MoreCongratulations, AnnT. One million blog visitors!
Comments (26)Thank you Westsider. Thanks to all my friends here on the Cooking forum for helping me reach 1,000,000. It is kind of neat. Not something I would have thought possible four years ago. ~Ann...See MoreAnn T, isn't this your pie?
Comments (7)Foodonastump, you are right, the poster did not take credit but then again she/he also did not give credit either. I honestly do not mind when someone posts a recipe or a photo, but I think it is common courtesy to either give credit or link to where they found it. In this case it was taken off my blog. I tried to post, nicely to that forum, but who ever does the moderating hasn't posted my comment yet. It is funny that you should mention that other pie photo. I think that it was only CF members that noticed that the pictured didn't match the recipe. And on that particular site they left the original post and photo but deleted my comments and all the follow-up comments of CF members. Ann...See Morenancyofnc
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