Where’s the food blog?
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Karen Hamilton
March 3, 2009
Great, you found me. Sorry if you got a little lost.
Tiny Bites turns 1 year old!
It’s now been one full year since this site entered the Vancouver food blogging space. Amazing what 12 months of culinary journalism can bring to this website project manager: new friends, unforgettable dining experiences, introductions to new technologies, and even a career shift to being my own boss. It’s all thanks to you, dear readers.
I’m going to spend the rest of March to wax nostalgic with you and to get you used to this new site structure. This week, expect an overview of how navigation and information has changed on the food blog. I’ll also do my best to catch up with the backlog of experiences I meant to share with you earlier.
Celebrate Tiny Bites’ birthday with Qoola
Qoola was kind enough to put on a special Tiny Bites promo in honour of its one year anniversary. So in an offer of equal parts apology and celebration, please make your way over to their store by English Bay and say that Tiny Bites sent you. It’ll get you a free sprinkling of chocolate chips on any Qoola product you choose to bestow it on. This is how I used it with my Qoolala this weekend:
Here are the full terms of offer from Qoola.
From March 3rd until the end of the month, customers can get free chocolate chips if they mention that they read Tiny Bites or are friends / fans of Tiny Bites (mentioning Tiny Bites as the operative word). Promo code can be used once per visit per person, as a topping with the purchase of frozen yogurt, waffles and crepes.
Offer starts today so if you have a hankering for frozen yogurt, pop by before the month is up.
Thank you for your support this past year!
I hope you are okay with Tiny Bites making room for Tiny Bites Consulting. I’m really excited about making my foray into small business official — and I hope that the consulting side of this will prove helpful for your endeavours one day.
Thank you again for your understanding, support, and well wishes.
Don’t forget…
Update your bookmark to Tiny Bites, the food blog: tinybites.ca/food
Categories: Food
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Happy Birthday TinyBites!!
Happy blogday! It looks great!
congrats karen…also send me your e mail address to the savvyinsider.ca
website.
seeing the path you have taken from blog to opening your biz i think that would make a most interesting item for savvy’s readers. i have some questions for you.
george
Congrats Karen and Tinybites! I like the new website!
Congrats! One is a good age. You start learning to stand up tall, you grow into your next size of coverings, and you have closer to a full set of teeth to bite into whatever you please.
I also appreciate the juxtaposition of your tongue-out birthday picture and the Quoolala (vampire?) tongue-out optical illusion.
Trippy.
Congrats on the one year!
Congratulations on your first anniversary!! The site looks fantastic, and good luck with your new consulting company!!
Happy Birthday TinyBites! I took a friend of mine to Qoola for a birthday treat too. Qoola waffles make excellent birthday cakes.
Congratulations Karen and Tiny Bites!
You are an inspiration to Foodists everywhere.
Keep eating and writing!
Mark
[...] To celebrate the special occasion, Qoola Yogurt and Fruit are giving a free sprinkling of chocolate chips on any Qoola product. Full terms on this offer are here. [...]
Happy 1st birthday…and many more to you! Congratulations on being your own boss. That’s awesome.
Happy Birthday!
What better way to celebrate than at Qoola!
Wow, can you believe it. So much has happened for you in the past year. So glad I got to know you and Tiny Bites! Congratulations! Very exciting!
yay, congrats!!
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