This raises a few questions in my mind, such as:
What should be the purpose of a blog? Is it to benefit you, the reader, or me, the author? Perhaps both? A place to publicly voice opinions? Simply a journal to document what has happened in my life? To amuse people? Do I want this blog to develop a following, or am I content to let my words, however they are directed in the end, simply float around in silent cyberspace?
I have friends who have knitting blogs, keeping track of their projects, and putting them on display. I have friends who have blogs where they update home churches on the events of their missions trips. I have seen blogs focused on food, on electronics, on green living. Any object or subject which that person finds interesting becomes the content of their blog.
What am I interested in? A short list would contain:
Cooking
Frugal living
Gardening
Knitting
Music
Painting
Photography
Science
This just scratches the surface of what I love doing. This obviously is too much for one blog to focus on. Which brings me back again to why I have this blog.
I want this blog to be an encouragement to those who read it. Whatever I post, be, what I've done that day, or a tip I've learned for frugal living, or my newest crafting project, I want it to be uplifting to those who read it. I want them to walk away with a smile.
:)
I can tell you this about blogging, Sarah Ashley. You will always be tickled when people leave a comment. It's an empowering thing to write, and it is even more empowering when you know that someone reads your words. So I am tickled because I get to be the first to leave a comment. Keep it coming; you will be read.
ReplyDeleteI'm smiling.
ReplyDeleteThis was fun reading...brought back sweet memories of knitting my first baby sweater. Blessings to you and yours.
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