Thank you, Heather, for tagging me to play Seven Links with everyone! 
THE GOAL
To unite bloggers (from all sectors) in a joint endeavor to share lessons learned and create a bank of long but not forgotten blog posts that deserve to see the light of day again.
THE RULES
1) Blogger is nominated to take part
2) Blogger publishes his/her 7 links on his/her blog – 1 link for each category.
3) Blogger nominates up to 5 more bloggers to take part.
4) These bloggers publish their 7 links and nominate another 5 more bloggers
5) And so it goes on!
6) We’ll be sharing the best posts from participating bloggers on our blog and everyday on Facebook and Twitter at #My7Links
Most Beautiful:
All of the posts about our wedding. Mostly because I am totally in love with our wedding photos!
Most Popular:
Everyone seems to love my Coffee-Shop Pumpkin Syrup recipe. Can’t wait to make some Pumpkin Chai Lattes again in the fall!
Most Controversial:
I suppose this would be the post that garnered me my first negative comment, even if it was ridiculous and isfunny to look back on.
Most Helpful:
I think all of my Brain Food 101 posts are helpful, but I am particularly fond of the ones on keeping your hot chocolate hot and the best way to store muffins.
Surprise Success:
The amount of support I received after my Little Things: Doctors Who Listen post was overwhelming. Thank you, everyone, for your kind words and love whenever I write about my struggles to find out what is making me ill.
Not Enough Attention:
My science of canning post is one that I always think should have gotten more comments, especially considering how many canning recipes I post! It answers all your questions on how to be sure you’re doing it safely.
Most Proud:
My clementine pound cake is going to be published in the Food52 cookbook next fall. I’m still pretty proud and excited about that!
And as for my tags…
1. Ashley
2. Brandi
3. Kayla
4. Kelly
5. Heather
Happy weekend, and don’t forget to bid for The Great Fundraising Act on Monday!
Great post! perfect catch up
1) I totally agree that your 101 posts are the most helpful, but I think I’ve told you that basically on every single post! lol
2) I wonder if something like “the science of canning” gets a lot of bookmarks, as opposed to comments. I have some posts that no one has ever commented on, but they get tons of hits from Google, etc! I always wonder if it’s just that people who see it aren’t commenting types, or what!
3) I wasn’t hip to your blog to have caught that controversial comment, but WOW what an asshole. Figured it was still worth saying.
Here’s to even more awesome Savvy Julie posts in the future!
Good point on #2!
I agree with you Sara it is perfect insight about the wedding i am looking forward to hear and see more picture on the wedding.thanks for sharing this to us.
Hey Julie! I’m somewhat of a lurker and feel sheepish that my first comment is about your health issues! I just wanted to let you know that I can totally commiserate. I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in November last year and have been hypo, hyper and just all over. It is a crazy emotional and physical roller coaster. Before that, I always felt there was something up with my thyroid but few doctors actually listened. Sadly, it took cancer to make me realize I a) needed to find doctor’s who listened and b) I am my own best advocate. Have you ever looked for a naturopath? They’re not covered by insurance so they’re expensive, but it’s interesting to work with someone who advocates a healthy lifestyle in addition to “medicine.”
Hang in there, and I hope you get the answers you’re looking for soon!
Don’t feel sheepish; I LOVE when readers “delurk”!
I was seeing a DO when I lived in Wisconsin who was very into the more natural medications and making diet adjustments to help symptoms. I really liked her, but living across the country means I haven’t seen her in a year. I think it has been a good thing to have to find a new doctor (as annoying a process as it is) though, just to get a pair of “fresh eyes” looking at my medical history and symptoms!