BlogHer 2010: Take Two

By Rosa

Wow what a conference, that’s the first thing that I can say!  I was lucky enough to be one of the volunteers at the registration desk.  So many of you probably saw my smiling face on Friday . This was our second conference but the first BlogHer.  There were so many bloggers from all over the United States.  There were good classes and events to attend.  Here are some of my highlights of the conference!

Before the conference officially launched on Friday, I attended the pre party on Thursday, Social Fiesta hosted by the Latina bloggers.  There was great music and food.  To top it all off a Zumba instructor came and showed us how to burn lots of calories while dancing!

Walking around the Expo, there were lots of great characters to meet and greet.  Below are some of the people that we got to meet with my sister like my best friend the Pilsbury Dough Boy and Ronald McDonald ! 

We were also able to attend the shooting of a Rachel Ray Show where The Sun and Catherine DeOrio showed us how to make quick and easy breakfast with Jimmy Dean . 

At the Unilever Pent House, I was able to get tips for makeup and hair as well as cooking tips all while relaxing.  It was heaven since I got to experience all that in one place.  After the Pent House, it was time to party for the last night.  The Blogalicious Party was just a little sneak peek of how much we will be dancing and having a good time at Blogalicious 2010 in Miami! 

Overall, I had a great time and came back home in desperate need of a bed.

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About Divina Rodriguez

Divina is a wife, a Mami of 2 boys under the age of four and a full fledged social media butterfly with a Masters in Communications. She writes along with her husband, Eddy, about entertainment, technology, family products as well as their life in CT. In addition to DancingHotdogs.com, Divina unlocks the magic on www.TheDisneyFiles.com and is a founding mother & partner at Trumpeting Media, a social media consulting company that is dedicated to using social media for social good.

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