Sarah Arrow
Sarah Arrow is the organiser of this blog or managing editor as she prefers 
she is lovingly (she is convinced it’s lovingly) referred to as ‘the Boss’ by the other Birds. It brings a smile to her face.
This blog has been noted by Forbes as one of the top 100 websites for women, when it was just 6 months old.
Sarah Arrow, the hair is scarlet now
Sarah came late to most things in life, which is shocking when you consider she was born 5 days early. Late to her degree, but not late to business but definitely late to blogging which she discovered back in 2007.
You can read and view her regular blogs here – same day courier, become a courier and her sandpit where she blogs about blogging, her writing coach and the things she quite likes.
Birds on the Blog is unique, since Sarah started this multi author blog in the UK, several others (copy cats) have sprang up, then died down. She would like to remind people that blogging takes effort and shouldn’t be undertaken on a whim.
Sarah enjoys Twitter, writing in the third person and burning cakes. Ok, she doesn’t enjoy burning cakes but she has yet to find a timer that she can use. She is quick to find the humor in things. She loves the rain, champagne, crimson roses, loud rock music, Prince, Chris Isaak. And Steven Pressfield. His books are her delight. Odd for a woman? Only if you say so. Sarah’s ideal day would feature all of these things.
She adores Vancouver in Canada and has declared it her spiritual home after seeing the winter Olympics there in Feb 2010.
Sarah is the most followed courier on twitter
Mum to three beautiful daughters and two Rottweilers, wife to Kevin Arrow, all in all she leads a busy life! She can be contacted to discuss reviews, advertising and anything else (although the meaning of life is 42, so don’t email about that) on Sarah@birdsontheblog.co.uk
Declaration:
Sarah is a member of the Third Tribe as well as Triiibe 
and is happy to chat about it to anyone that makes contact. We also declare affiliate links on the posts but use SEO smartlinks so may forget to declare them on occasion. Assume we have a relationship with any link you click. Note we never recommend anything solely for financial gain.
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