...is that it tends to take the place of regular journaling. Of course, you can write anything you want in a journal (unless you have a little sister in the house who will find it no matter where you hide it). You ought not write anything you'd like on your blog.
If you blog a lot, you find that you often "blog while living...." sort of writing posts in your head while doing things throughout the day. Obviously all those real-time creations don't end up in the blog. Probably almost none of them do.
So when I get the urge to post something...unwise. Or something that with ultimately make me look rather...pathetic...in the long run. I just sit down at my computer and look for the music and links that I might use in such a post, and after about a half hour, I'm content.
Then I run off into the sunshine, happy to have "posted" my frustration out, but pleased with my restraint.
and there you go.
1 comment:
yup. I don't write much personal stuff on the blog because everyone in the family reads it and some of them I wish didn't know about it. My husband will critique my photos and everyone comments on what I've written!
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