I put up the first post on this blog one year ago today. It feels like a long time has passed since then, but I've enjoyed it immensely.
So to all the friends I've made through it—and that includes those who disagree with me as much as those who agree—to those who have made guest posts, to those who have contributed with their comments, and to all who have just read and I hope been stimulated by what has been said ... thank you.
Diolch yn fawr iawn i chi i gyd.
Much of what will appear on this blog will also appear in the Syniadau Forums, but the emphasis on this blog is slightly different. The forums are focused more on the structures and institutions that Wales will need to develop in order to become a successful independent nation, arranged on a subject by subject basis, but the blog will have more of an emphasis on day to day political news and developments.
People are welcome to reply or leave comments either here or on the Syniadau Forums. If anyone wants to initiate a new subject they are very welcome to do so there.
10 comments:
What do we know from this?
The Sun is a fire in the sky! Like my 500x great grandfather knew in 2000BC+
Billions of unneeded dollars well spent!
Alwyn, is there nothing left of that happy young fart who hoped the universe would be breathtakingly beautiful?
Syn so have I
mamx
Happy Anniversary. Syniadau is a bright star on the Welsh blogging scene ... and with plenty of solar flare!
Happy Birthday MH - keep up the excellent work.
Always my first stop of a morning - your high standards of research and analysis have certainly brightened the Welsh Blogosphere!
Keep up the good work, and Penblwydd Hapus!
MH - this has got to stop - you are showing the rest of us up!!!!
Happy Anniversary
Yours is a real quality blog floating great ideas for Wales. Here's to the next lap round the sun.
And how Ironic that you share a birthday with Shakespeare, and St George!
Thanks for all the kind words. Yes, perhaps if I'd thought about it I might not have picked St Georges's Day.
But then again, I've developed a soft spot for Catalunya of late ... so why shouldn't I honour their Patron Saint?
And I must admit to a certain liking for most of the people in another country which shares that most ubiquitous Saint ... :-)
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