About

I started this blog years ago, initially to scratch the need to express myself in writing, and since then it has been taking shape and coming into focus, to make it a blog with a difference. I have also become an author of a book as a result of the years of work I have done on the blog.

As a tall individual who has had struggles all my life and has learned to overcome the challenges life throws at me, I am on a mission to help others with their similar experiences, and support them in their journey by validating their feelings and showing them they are not alone in this.

My principle is that if it doesn’t kill you, it does make you stronger… but mostly it should make you laugh. My goal is to encourage my readers and followers to embrace differences and look at them through the prism of laughter, by changing their mindset. This is what my book is about, too, whether you are tall or not. It is a book for the Tall from the Tall, but also for those who feel different, from someone who has always felt different.

On this blog, and in my book, I offer you validation that what you feel and go through as too tall (or too “something”) others go through as well, so you are not alone in your struggles.

My mission, as a blogger and an author, is to inspire others to embrace their uniqueness and strive towards becoming the best version of themselves while navigating life’s challenges with humour, confidence, and resilience.

Want to get in touch?

Email me on: notanothertallblog@gmail.com

You can also find me on Facebook and Instagram for regular updates and tall inspiration.

My work is protected by copyright, so if you have any intentions of using any of the content on this site, please contact me first!

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  4. Thanks for visiting my blog. You have an interesting site with different themes mixed together like rock music, being tall and being a parent. It is easy to lose sight of who we are when we are in the middle of taking care of children. Good idea to keep your writing going.

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  7. Hi Angie, I’m responding to a comment you made on ‘The Daily Post’ about not being able to locate my blog…..I have exactly the same problem myself sometimes….thank you for the thought.

    I’ve followed you and then we can stop by to say ‘hi’ to each other on occasion.

    Travel safe on your life’s journey. Julie x

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  10. Thanks for visiting and following my Blog. I am trying to spread the word of God, healing prayer for the sick, videos and photos of churches I visited. Hope you like it and thanks for following. Not a tall blog, busy tall mum.. writes everything interesting. Thats great. Hope you may find something interesting in my blog.

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  11. “Never Changing just rearranging my life again” sounds familiar. Thanks for your friendship once again and following my blog it does mean lots its cool your into rock I work with a guy who loves rock music so even though its not my first choice I listen to it quite often. I do look forward to reading more about you.

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  16. I suppose a short male parent has complementary concerns to a tall mom. I will spare you the heartbreak of my daughter who, at 21, is not destined to grow beyond 5’1″ despite her efforts. A challenge for a hairstylist.

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  23. Well, you went and done it. You went and followed Uncle Bardie’s Stories & Such. You are now one of Uncle Bardie’s Band of Merry Followers. Just so you know, Uncle Bardie’s a hoot, and he’s got quite a few whoppers in his bag of stories. Some funny, some not so funny. But all told for your entertainment. Thank you for following his blog.

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  24. I love your intro here! Who wants to fit into a box anyways?! I say stand out from the crowd, don’t follow the norm and do the opposite of what are considered “proper” blog rules 🙂 I’m with you on that front my fellow poet. Happy to follow! ~T

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  26. Hi, your blog seems very interesting and covers a lot of points on various perspectives which I like. However, my only request would be can you increase your font to size 14? I’m legally blind so sometimes I can’t see all of the information, just a thought. Keep on going strong and congrats on the 300 follower mark! 🙂

    – James

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  28. Thank you for your kind words. I decided to replace the Koko Theme with one of my own pictures. It’s a freight boat near the High Level Bridge, on the Maumee River. And I like how you get right to the point on yours.

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  33. Hiya, Angie! How lovely to meet you out here – I so appreciate you visiting my blog and your follow – yes! I believe we CAN reach those crazy goals… I am happy to follow you as well. Even though I’m dead average in the height department (5’4-1/2″ – don’t forget to mention the 1/2″!!), I know we will have plenty in common… happy blogging!! Mother Hen

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  34. Hi Angie, Thank you so much for stopping by my blog and the follow. I am very happy to meet you. We have a love of books and movies and being a mom in common. Best wishes to you in your writing and blogging!

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  36. Haha! I love the tall connection being tall myself. It’s a unique angle. There is a local short woman running for office in Indiana and she is promoting everything short. It’s funny and certainly memorable. She is extremely short!

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  39. Dear notanothertallblog,

    My name is Joyce and I work for ExpatFinder.com.
    ExpatFinder.com is a free one stop website for people preparing to move or working and living overseas. We provide a myriad of services for expatriates and we have over 2,000 articles to help and support the people moving around the world and we are now creating an interview section to help the expats with real life experiences!
    We quite enjoy your blog about living in United Kingdom, it is very interesting and informative. Would it be possible to interview you to further share some of your tips and feature some of your first hand experience as an Expat and your interview will be published on our Expat Interview section as a guide for our expat readers. The questions are mainly about the day to day lifestyle of an expat. If it would be possible, could you also send some photographs that we can use?
    Of course, if you accept, we can add a link to your blog or some of your website.
    The questions are enclosed, feel free to respond freely. You can return the doc with your answers if you accept this invitation.
    Thanks in advance and do let me know if you prefer other means to conduct this interview and we would be happy to accommodate your terms.

    Best regards,
    Joyce

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    • Hi, thanks for contacting me and for your kind suggestion. That would be really great, thank you. If you tried to attach the questions to this comment, this hasn’t worked. Do you want to e-mail them to me please, apelova@yahoo.com? I look forward to your e-mail.

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  46. Hi Angie! You’ve been nominated for The Versatile Blogger Award! If you accept this award, please proudly display it on your site, thank the person who nominated you, write 7 things about you, post the rules and 15 folks you nominate for this award. It is way for we bloggers to recognize each other and give a little “love’ for your exceptional efforts. Congratulations! WhidbeyIslandGirl.net

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  47. Hello Everyone. Today, I am the spokesperson for DC.
    If you know magazines, online or printed, Editor or reporters, DC is doing an in depth interview and we need to flood the media with. Any names and addresses would help.
    If you know, please send on this page, comment or message.
    Thank you for DC
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  48. Hi, I’m an intern for a Leopard Films. We produce a variety of shows for HGTV. I’m finding expatriates for House Hunters International casting. Here’s a message from one of our casting directors!

    Hello! My name is Joe Pinzone and I work on a very popular international travel series that documents adventurous individuals’, couples’ and families’ experiences as they make the decision to move abroad. This series is a great opportunity to tell your story and share more about what you like/dislike about your new home. If you think that you or someone you know could be a fit for the show, or if you’d like to get more information, please contact me at JoePinzone@LeopardUSA.com. Thanks!

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