Guided by History: 2 Years to the Day

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2 Years to the Day

So Guided By History marks its second anniversary today. That's right, two years of bringing History to The People!

Frankly, I deserve all the credit, but I want to share it because that's just the kind of guy I am — a sharer. I choose to share credit with:

Valerie, our best buddy in Minneapolis.

Joel and Ed, who do more things for the production of this blog than they're actually allowed to do.

Henrik, who pushes 3 accurate buttons for every 12 wrong ones I push. (And who really oughta consider a safer sport...)

Tim, who thought it was a pretty good idea and probably wonders if he made the right decision.

All my colleagues in the History world of Wells Fargo who write so well.

And of course I share credit with all of you who drop by every day and check in with us. No YOU, no Guided By History. Period.

Thanks, Everyone!!

Posted by Charles on March 13, 2008 11:03 AM | Permalink
Found in Experts, Get Involved, Holidays, Misc, Participate, Remember, Wells Fargo Bank

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Congratulations! Hang in there for another 48 years and your picture and a write-up will appear on This Date in Wells Fargo History!!
Keep up the good work!! Always enjoy this Blog.

Posted by: Peter | March 13, 2008 03:02 PM

Happy Anniversary, Charles et al! Keep up the good blogwork!

Posted by: AC | March 14, 2008 08:28 AM

Congrats to Charles and the GBH team and huge thanks to all of the faithful readers (and commenters!)for their continued support of this conversation. We're making history everyday!

Posted by: Joel (WF Social Media) | March 14, 2008 10:36 AM

Salute! Congratulations Charles and the Historical Services team.

Posted by: Ed Terpening, Wells Fargo | March 18, 2008 07:22 AM

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