I must apologise to my readers, I promised to show you a new ripping tool yesterday, but I had a long Saturday and had to finish my resume and hit the bed. After getting home from church, I cooked dinner and started to get my things together for my week of quilting and by the time I got ready to post my blog, my camera batteries were dead, so you will have to wait until tomorrow (Monday) and I will make sure the camera is charged up. So I hope you will like my little writing on a Blogger's Life.
A Blogger's Life - By Felicia Few - The Slow Quilter
As you know
I am a blogger and have been for the last 6 months. I enjoy meeting new people even if it is on-line. There are so many quilt blogger's
out there with interesting quilting techniques to share. I find that it helps me to get out of that
sometime quilters block that we all seem to get into at one time or
another. There are so many motivational
activities with all the BOMs (Block of the Month), quilting challenges and give
a ways.
Blogging is
a way to share not only your love of quilting, but to share your experience or
to let other people see the type of work you are doing. Most blogger will blog every day, some every
other day or maybe just monthly. You
never know who you might already know that is blogging. When I first started this blogging thing it
was because I love to write or maybe just that I like to share the funny things
that were happening to me in my quilting or life in general. I have entered contests and won, started new
projects and met new friends with the same interest that I have of movies and
reading and even the grandchildren.
Even if you
are not the blogging type, you can always fellow a blog on-line and see what
they are doing, but I must warn you, that once you see all the exciting things
happening around the blogging world, you might just end up starting one yourself.
So get on
your computer and visit some of the blogger's out there. You can check out my blog and see who I’ve
been following or check out other blogger's and see who they are following. It is great to know that someone is following
you.The Slow Quilter
So true! That's exactly how it is! I'm blogging more than I thought I ever would. I've started doing all sorts of projects. I guess blogs are just fun!!
ReplyDeleteI am following you and miss seeing you at the guild meeting on Saturday. I read more blogs than getting tons of quilting done.
ReplyDeleteHi Felicia, this was a very interesting post! I agree with you on all your points on blogging. I love blogging, and am blogging every day because I have challenged myself to a 100 day posting. It is creativing a habit and has allowed the creativity of each day to be shared. I've noticed it is a way to open up my heart to others also~ ♥♥♥
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