Writer, blogger, mom – writer blogger, mom blogger, a blogger who is a mom that happens to write – whatever inference that is made about me or this blog, I know who I am and what defines me because I am more than just a blogger.
I am a writer.
Many would argue that in order for one to call herself a writer, she would have to be distinguished, a published author of sorts. Although I am still waiting for one of my children’s books to go to print (that will be one fine day) this blog IS published and I am the AUTHOR of this blog.
Therefore, I am a writer.
I write passionately about topics that have an impact on me. I write frequently about redefining the role of motherhood which truly is the heart and soul of this blog; the unscripted process of parenting that I navigate my way through daily. I write about my hopes, fears and aspirations because this blog is in many ways a reflection of my life. I write reviews based on products and companies that I completely trust and support. I write about the evolution of blogging including how to build community, the benefits of networking and how to reach a specific audience.
I write authentically with honesty and conviction. I know who I am and what this blog stands for and I aim to articulate this voice throughout every post. And I will never lose sight of that.
Moving forward, I also recognize what I want out of this blog as I write. I want first time visitors to become subscribers, knowing instantanly that this is a blog they want to return to. Moreover, I want you (my amazing readership) to be actively engaged, relishing in every word of every post and become immersed in this world that I create.
I want you to be informed, invigorated, motivated, reassured and inspired. I want you to leave my blog impassioned, looking forward to the next published piece.
I want my writing to resonate with you. I want the words of this blog to speak volumes.
As I cultivate, devise and completely deluge my passion for writing at Theta Mom, I am overcome by some other blogs that absolutely inspire me. When I visit these blogs I am increasingly blown away by their talent as writers. Although there are so many blogs that I read and adore, I would like to share two blogs in particular that inspire me specifically as a writer.
Jenny Mac – Let’s Have a Cocktail When I stumbled upon her blog shortly after I began Theta Mom, I knew from reading the very first post that she was a gifted writer. Her language is natural, effortless and always seamless. In addition, she is one hell of an amazing storyteller. Every time I read a post perfectly crafted by Jenny Mac, I am immediately drawn into her blog. One of my favorites is Finding Your Way, a post which clearly demonstrates her amazing ability to tell a story.
Aidan Donnelley Rowley – Ivy League Insecurities Aidan continues to impress me on so many levels. Saying that she is a gifted writer is an understatement. I found her blog only a few months ago and once I read one of her posts I was immediately hooked. She is forthright and passionate, but at times also quite vulnerable which makes her blog so relatable. She recently wrote about her late father in Maidy–Bunks’ Picnic, a beautifully written post that truly moved me.
These two talented women make me want to become a better writer and I am honored to be blogging with them. And let’s face it, we all know when it comes to blogging content is everything, right?
Now I would love to hear from you: In addition to being a blogger, do you consider yourself a writer? Which bloggers or writers continuously inspire YOU and why?
I think I lack the confidence to be calling myself a writer, I probably am since I have been writing ever since I could hold a pen and even finished a novel once (and started a couple more).
I love Boheime at living peaceflly with children, she writes beautifully to the point with few frills.
And Arwyn At Raising my Boychick is a very thought provoking author too
Anyhow, I thnk if you are blogging frequently and you can entice people to come back time and again, that does make you a writer, no matter what
First of all, I LOVE Jenny Mac. Totally agree that she is an amazing writer. I just went and checked out ILI and completely agree with your opinion about her talent as well!
I would love to say I am a writer, but I’m not sure I portray that on my blog enough to have that label. Sure, I’ve got some posts that are great, but to stay true to myself and the reasons I blog, not every post is going to be an amazing example of top-notch writing. And I am okay with that.
Thank you for sharing those blogs!
.-= Beth @ Laugh Until You Cry´s last blog ..Wordless Wednesday – Spring is in the air. =-.
I love Jenny Mac too, never been to Aidan’s blog, will have to check it out.
I don’t really think I’ma writer at the moment, maybe I have aspirations to get there but I don’t feel like I am yet. The most inspirational writer on my reader is Elizabeth Katt-Reinders.
http://www.clarity-chaos.com
Have a lovely day,
Jade
.-= Jade @ No Longer 25´s last blog ..Tell Me About You! (200th Post) =-.
Thank you so much for sharing that link Jade – She IS another amazing writer!
What a great post! Jenny Mac is awesome and I need to definitely check out ILI. I hope that one day your wish comes true to be published! You deserve it!
.-= mrsblogalot´s last blog ..Hi Ho The Merry Yo – The Blogger Takes a Wife =-.
I just recently found Jenny Mac, (loved her chocolate post a few days ago) and just visited Ivy League Insecurities–also a fantastic writer.
As a teacher, I have always tried to show my students the importance of author’s purpose. When we blog, we have a purpose. It may be personal, it may be serious, it may be reflective, and for some it may be humor. But it definitely makes us writers.
.-= A Day in the Life´s last blog ..It’s Laundry Day! =-.
I am so glad you feel this way because I believe as bloggers, we ARE writers! And your point about purpose is spot on. I couldn’t agree more!
I’m a writer. The blog is supposed to be helping me get published, but it seems like more of a time suck at the moment that prevents me from writing anything that might actually get published.
Right now I’m enjoying Bloggin2Noggin.
.-= Joey @ Big Teeth & Clouds´s last blog ..Couldn’t we almost have it all? =-.
I LOVE Let’s Have a Cocktail!! And she always makes me laugh. I will have to check out the other blog you mentioned.
I most definitely consider myself a writer. I think that if you spend time on your posts and rearrange them and edit them until everything flows smoothly and sounds right, then you are writing in addition to blogging!
.-= The Mommyologist´s last blog ..32 Going On 80? =-.
Yes, my name is vodkamom, and I am a writer.
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Let it be known.
.-= vodkamom´s last blog ..Are you sure about that? Totally sure??? =-.
It’s wonderful to find new writers that we can love! Thanks for telling us about these talented girls.
designingdna’s last post: Spring table arrangements.
“Many would argue that in order for one to call herself a writer, she would have to be distinguished, a published author of sorts.”…you nailed it Heather. THAT’S what I struggle with. Like I haven’t “earned” the right to be called (or introduce myself) as a writer because I don’t feel I have enough credibility. I AM a writer. I write everyday. I guess I need to get past the fact I can be a “writer” even though there’s not yet a paycheck attached. AWESOME post, girlfriend.
p.s left ya a little shout out on my blog today.
.-= franticmommy´s last blog ..Getting to Know You..ummm..ME =-.
Yes, I absolutely consider myself a writer. Am I a good writer? Sometimes. When I’m not completely blocked and have the time to sit and write something of quality.. I think I’m a pretty damn good writer. Other times I feel like I have lost my voice and have nothing to say. I feel insecure and unsure of my writing at times. But yes.. I am a writer.
Have you ever been to Helium.com? I write articles there and love the site. You can write an article about almost any topic out there. I haven’t been active there in a while, but I do love it and recommend it to any writer – especially those looking to broaden their horizons and challenge themselves a little bit.
Stopped by from SITS, so glad I did!
.-= Natalie @ Hope Springs Eternal´s last blog ..Monday Melodies – New Weekly Feature of HSE =-.
Natalie –
I think it’s natural to feel insecure as a writer. At times, I feel this way as well, but I continue to push myself and learn from my mistakes…and continue to work on my own writing.
And thanks so much for leaving that link – I’ll be sure to check it out.
Love this. I need to own this idea as assuredly
as you do. Wonderful thoughts for inspiration.
Now I am off to check out these new-to-me
blogs.
Until I started finding blogs that I could relate to and be inspired and challenged by I had trouble gaining any benefit from blogging. Once I did, I was floored, by all there was to offer. I am a huge Aidan fan as well, and eagerly anticipate every post she writes. There are many others, including you, and for that I’m grateful. I’m grateful for the world it has opened up for me and I’m grateful for how it inspires me in my own writing. My blog and the network of blogs that I enjoy have made a huge difference in my life.
.-= Christine LaRocque´s last blog ..The perfect day =-.
Christine – That’s how I feel. When I find blogs that I connect with but that also truly inspire me, I find my own writing improves. These blogs make me become a better writer and I am thankful to be among so many amazing women as well.
Thank you so much. These words really mean more than you know. As I approach my one year blogging anniversary (Saturday!), I find myself to be awash in questions about WHY. Why have I fallen so hard for blogging? And I am buffeted by answers. Because it is writing, but more. It is conversation. It is life. One of the main reasons I continue on in this wonderful wilderness is the unwitting connections I have forged. With exceedingly smart and humanly flawed souls. Like you. I remember stumbling here for the first time and reading your words and nodding vigorously at the trail of truths you left. A blogger and writer who inspires me?
YOU.
That is why I am smiling today. To have a link from you and the opportunity to welcome some of your loyal bloggy buds over at ILI truly means the world.
Again, thank you.
For you to even say I inspire you – wow. Seriously. I am in awe of your writing and I am honored to be blogging with you.
What a great post. I have struggled with this – I found a passion for writing when I started to blog (never knew I had it). I do consider myself a writer – a good one? I’m still working on that. But I love being able to express myself and through reading other blogs I am inspired to be a better writer every day.
I can’t believe I haven’t heard of the two blogs above. I am going to check them out.one blog I LOVE to read is My Charming Kids – MckMama’s blog. Love her writing and she instantly drwas me in and makes me feel apart of her world.
I love finding new blogs – especially ones that well written. These writers (and they are writers) could be writing about bananas or cat food and I would still be hooked. They inspire me to make my blog content better. (And they leave me wondering how they come up with ideas!)
But, me?? Um… I don’t know if I would call myself a writer. I write at work – but it’s B2B marketing stuff. I write when I blog, but I don’t proofread, research or think about the content mix enough. In all honesty, I blog because I like to write and somedays I think I’m good at it. Other days I blog because I want to show off cute pictures of my kid or brag about her latest milestone.
In addition to the community spirit that comes with it, one of my goals for blogging is to use it to become a better writer. What I’ll do with that skill as it improves is anyone’s guess….
.-= Krista´s last blog ..A Picture Perfect Weekend =-.
I consider myself a writer.
The writers who I read, online or otherwise, draw me in & I want to read their words. It’s a wide range & I’m also inspired by their willingness to put part of themselves out there, it doesn’t mean they expose every detail of every aspect of their lives but when they write I feel like I have been let in to part of who they are. And that is a an amazing gift.
.-= beth aka confusedhomemaker´s last blog ..No Take Backs =-.
Hmm. I don’t really consider myself a writer. I like to write, and I use my blog for some of that, but I don’t feel like a writer.
Some blogs that inspire me are Adventures of a Wannabe SupahMommy, because she’s so stinkin’ funny and obviously humor is my thing.
The Confused Homemaker can really tell a story. Did you read her post yesterday??
And Shell, over at Things I Can’t Say can also tell a story. Her post today had me in tears.
.-= Kmama´s last blog ..A Rather Charming Invitation: A Review & Giveaway =-.
I dont consider myself a writer at all. I am an elementary ed teacher turned insurance pro who finds that blogging about my son and his health issues is a way to “let it out”. This is not to say that one day I will feel more secure as a writer, I am fairly new to the game, my blog only went public AFTER his preterm birth and subsequent diagnosis.
I loved this post, it helps me to see that YES, my blog can be everything I want it to be, I have visions and aspirations for it but lack the confidence to go there. Maybe one day I can confidently say , “Yes I am a writer !”
Thanks so much for sharing these thoughts, it has given me lots to think about, but first I am going to go check out these 2 blogs to see what I am missing out on…….
.-= Beth´s last blog ..How do you give a 6 month old a haircut? =-.
I am so new to blogging i dont consider myself a writer (yet). I post authentically and from the heart – but for some reason just not there yet. I do consider you a writer though – love reading your posts.
Off to check the two you have featured – i LOVE finding new reads!
.-= Accustomed Chaos´s last blog ..MRI’s and Milkshakes =-.
I consider myself a writer. I didn’t for a long time, but I’ve come to realize that the blog gives me the opportunity to stretch and grow and I am growing into a writer. I kind of love that too.
I read Jenny Mac! I started reading her blog because her name is the same as one of my dear friends from high school (but they aren’t the same person!) and I stayed and around and kept reading because she is awesome!
I’m going to check out the other one, I love a good inspirational blogger!
.-= Tracie´s last blog ..-Who Votes for Skipping April? =-.
I do consider myself a writer. I was told once that blogs should be light reading or else reader’s lose interest. I do not believe this to be true. All the blogs I read inspire me to be a better writer and blogger!
.-= Adrienne´s last blog ..Spring Fling =-.
I would like to consider myself a poet so yes I am a writer.. The other blog posts I suppose are writing but not the same.. more than one kind of writer is ok. whether others consider me a writer.. I suppose, I don’t know.
Jenny Mac was one of the first blogs I followed and she is one of my first followers.. I love her blog, she is most def a talent.
.-= Vodka Logic´s last blog ..I have all the answers……..Part 2 =-.
Hi!! I love this entry, I think like you, I am a writer because I write, whether that means typing, or actually scribbling,
I am a writer because I write, and one of the coolest things about this blogosphere is that to “publish” to the world, we don’t need anyone’s permission to post the content that we want, which makes the writing that much more honest. And being published on this blogosphere is still being published. I was speaking with a girl who was trying to get published a while back who was blogging, and she kept saying she wanted to be a writer, and I said back, honey you already are!!
I absolutely love the fact that you not only take the time to explain your own writing passion and what you want to accomplish with your words, but that you take the time to acknowledge other writers whose gift you also admire.
And, yes, I do believe that writing is one of the greatest gifts I, or anyone else, could possibly receive–the power of the written word is just, in my opinion, that important!
.-= Caroline´s last blog ..An Appalling Discussion =-.
I just recently started calling myself a writer. It’s hard because I also call myself a mother, librarian, crafter, wife, blogger, etc. etc. etc. etc. Isn’t it true we all wear many hats? Being a writer is why a started blogging and the posts I write that are my favorite are the ones that are my best written.
I too hope to have a children’s book published! Thanks for the inspiration and the reminder that I wear the writer hat too!
.-= Julie´s last blog ..Easter Dress =-.
You absolutely wear the writer hat! I wish more bloggers would see themselves this way.
.-= Theta Mom´s last blog ..Barbar Review and Giveaway =-.
Heather…you have really touched my heart this morning. I am a big fan of yours because I think you incorporate class and thought into what you are creating on your blog. It is also why you are so loved and respected.
The blogging community and the relationships you build through the process is a really amazing by-product of blogging. There are so many talented, witty, thoughtful people that I would never otherwise have the opportunity to interact with and you are a perfect example.
And that you find me inspiring to you is really quite wonderful. Thank you for your words and your positivity. Cheers to you my friend.
.-= JennyMac´s last blog ..JA of the Day: volume v =-.
JennyMac – The pleasure and honor (seriously) was all mine.
What a great post.
I feel more inspired just reading this. I never really thought to call myself a writer because I blog, but why not? I write for the love of sharing stories, and I guess that counts.
.-= Jennifer @ three pugs & a baby´s last blog ..{ buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks } =-.
I love that you just said this post made you think about something – when a reader leaves a post with something to ponder, I consider my job well done. 😉
I too never would have considered myself a writer until I was talking to a friend of mine who IS a writer and an editor. We were talking about blogs and I told her something along the lines of how I’m not a “real writer” and she informed me that I was. I am writing something, people read it, it gets published, I am a writer! I am inspired by all of the blogs that I read. I follow blogs from people that are everyday, ordinary people who are great story tellers, and keep me entertained with each and every post. You can check out any one of the blogs I follow and know that a writer wrote it.
I love this post. It’s very inspiring! Thank you so much!!
.-= Things to do With Your Kids – Mommy Talk´s last blog ..Just the Boys! Logan and Ben =-.
I am so glad you found this post inspiring – to me, this is when writing and blogging are at its best.
I am a writer. I joined a writing group, found my voice (well, I suppose that’s an ongoing journey), and started a blog. My writing group reminds me I am a writer.
Thanks for articulating what I believe: that content is paramount. And thanks for directing me to two new (for me) blogs with good content. I sometimes get caught up in trying to grow my blog, but ultimately I am in love with writing. The other stuff doesn’t matter as much…and it shouldn’t.
By the way, perhaps we need a support group for bloggers who have a unpublished children’s book in a dusty corner.
.-= Ironic Mom´s last blog ..Cleaning Tips I’ve Googled Since Having Twins =-.
Wow, a writing group, I never thought of that! Is it public and did you find it online?
And I love your support group idea. 😉
I really loved this post! Makes me think about my writings…
.-= Hair Bows & Guitar Picks´s last blog ..Post It Note Tuesday =-.
Actually, I started toying with the idea of creating my blog, ddna, after editors said, “Get a blog!” I took the plunge and happily found that the world of blogging is the perfect place for sharing inspiration as well of finding it.
.-= Herself´s last blog ..Happy Birthday Giveaway! =-.
Everybody and his dog seems to be a Writer these days! I studied English and Creative Writing at Uni but would still humbly call myself a striving (lower case) writer. Like millions out there, I blog regularly, and am trying to get a novel published before I die. But the focus is shifting for me — more about the journey vs the destination (publication). Readers are precious, though, and the friendships that develop from the ether still surprise me.
My favourite bloggers are those who put a hilarious spin on the sometimes challenging, sometimes mundane job of Mommy: Scarymommy and Ironicmom.
.-= Little Green Mom´s last blog ..Little white lies and a whole lotta chocolate =-.
I consider myself a writer who happens to blog, and I love finding new well-written blogs. Thank you for the suggestions!
LOVE the blogs you linked! My inspiration is LaLaGirl. http://www.lalagirl.org She is amazing!!!
.-= @Colorado_Mom´s last blog ..Win a handmade Organic Eco-Who Hat from Knitschmidt! =-.
As for my blog, perhaps since it’s “published”, then I can also called myself a writer. Maybe a writer of short autobiographies of my life, and all the things I love to do.
For me it’s inspiring to write, even if no one reads. I decided to learn to bake and writing about it makes me know I’m accomplishing short term goals that are important to me. I like decorating our house so I write about that too. Anything that happens and I feel like writing about it, I do so. Writing is a therapy. It’s an outlet. No matter what you write, you write, and that makes you a writer.
People like you you inspire me.
Your blog posts always make me wonder what great post you’ll be writing next. They make me incorporate your advice into my blogging. Whether is how to take advantage of social media, networking,etc..
You’re an inspiration to many.
.-= Mayra´s last blog ..Room Therapy pt.1 =-.
Mayra –
I really appreciate that you said that I am an inspiration to many – means a lot!!!
I’m not sure that I think of myself as a writer, but I enjoy words and love to play with them. I completely agree that content counts! I stay away from blogs that are all about give-aways and memes. While memes might be fun (and participated in one today), I am careful to consider why I’m writing. I am honest and direct about what I am doing, and while that may mean some people don’t want to follow because they don’t agree, others will be interested and appreciate the honesty.
Who inspires me? Ann Voskamp at Holy Experience (www.aholyexperience.com) is the one I look forward to the most. She has beautiful photos combined with powerful thoughts and an interesting way of seeing life.
.-= GlowinGirl´s last blog ..He Delights in You (WORD-Filled Wednesdays) =-.
Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll have to check her out!
I don’t know if I consider myself a writer. I know I love writing, and it’s always a pleasant surprise when someone says I’m a good writer.
I consider a blogger a good writer when I don’t need pictures to keep me engaged. A friend of mine has a new blog…I’m not sure if she’d like me to post the link just yet so I won’t for now. The funny thing is, English is not her native language, and she’s really paranoid about her grammar and wouldn’t consider herself a good writer at all. But the descriptions she writes about her experiences with her baby girls transport you and make you feel like you’re right there with her! It’s a talent I don’t think she recognizes at all!
.-= Steph´s last blog ..Let’s Change the Subject for Now =-.
I love love love Jenny Mac. She is just hysterical!
I definitely consider myself a writer. Since my book is almost done, I’ve been published in one variety type book, and have magazine articles coming out I am getting used to the “writer” title. The other at the bank the banker asked what I did. I said my usual answer “Stay at home mom.” Then G.I. Joe was like “No, she’s not. She’s a freelance writer.” I will admit that it sounded good having him acknowledge that
I have to say that yours IS a blog I love coming back to and your words DO resonate. So you are doing a great job!
.-= Mrs. G.I. Joe´s last blog ..Have you had "THAT" talk? =-.
I am so happy for you – your dream of establishing yourself as a writer is now a reality! For me, I hope to one day say that I am a children’s book author – that will be one fine day.
For now, I am the author of Theta Mom, a blog I am really damn proud of…and so glad you love coming here.
xoxo
i consider myself a writer first and foremost. i have my degree in creative writing and have been fortunate enough to be published in literary magazines. i’ve also won a few contests.
but i agree with you. writing has nothing to do with publications and contests and everything to do with passion.
.-= ericka @ alabastercow´s last blog ..pooh hung himself. =-.
Ericka – Exaclty – true passion to keep doing what we love. As I said to another blogger, although I am only the author of Theta Mom right now, it’s something I am damn proud of.
I like to think I’m a writer…Lord knows I put enough energy and time into my blog and I try to create posts that are interesting and entertaining. When I look at my stats and I see a very high return rate, it makes me believe that maybe I’m on the cusp of something.
.-= Helene´s last blog ..My 10 things…. =-.
I wish I was a great writer. I write from the heart and I try to keep it light although I tend to lean towards reading heavier subjects which really call to me. I just fear I will never be able to do the subjects quite as much justice as some of the better writers do. I guess I lack the confidence. My best friend is an amazing writer and although she doesn’t have a blog she is my most favorite read!!
Now I must go check out these two ladies you rave about! 😉
I checked out her blog! Simply beautiful! So glad you shared it with us. 😉
.-= Gerber Days´s last blog ..100 Calorie Snack Packs~ Homemade! =-.
Can’t wait to check out those blogs you mentioned. I am on a daily basis, also blown away by the writers out there, absolutley blown away.
I wouldn’t consider myself a writer like some of the writers that I faithfully read, but I do consider myself a storyteller on a very basic level and I am totally okay with that!
Sadie at heyMamas
.-= Sadie at heyMamas´s last blog ..America is generous =-.
by your def, i’m a writer… however sometimes my creativity lacks and therefore, i feel like i’m just putting words down on paper (screen). I’ve never been a very good writer or story teller. sometimes i read other people’s stories and i’m like, “oh my gosh, the way she told that story was amazing…” i can never replicate it though.
people who inspire me are http://www.confessionsfromaworkingmom.com, YOU, sarah mae. there are others but those are the ones i can think of now!
i hope someday someone tells me that they find my posts inspiring!!
.-= Work, Wife, Mom… Life! (Julia)´s last blog ..When life is busier than usual… =-.
Thanks for saying that – It’s true, when someone else can relate to the words you share, it’s a wonderful thing!
It’s funny, I don’t consider myself a writer, but I do think of myself as an artist. My blogging/web presence has been through many incarnations: LiveJournal, Blogger, .mac, and now my Red Shoe Arts site. I’ve always thought of myself as a good communicator, and I know that writing online is a great way to share my knowledge and to connect with others. What I find most interesting is that even though I started my most recent blog to share art tips for toddlers, it has quickly grown to be so much more than that. What’s even better is that I think blogging makes me a better parent. I’m thinking about blog posts every day, and so I make sure I have something interesting to blog about. Since I want my posts to be in the realm of art, education, toddlers and parenting, my son benefits from all the thinking that I’m doing about it.
And now you have an idea of what my next blog post will be about!
I can’t wait to check out those two bloggers.
While I do blog frequently, I don’t consider myself a writer. Maybe it’s because I’m insecure about my writing, maybe it’s because I rely on the “a picture tells a thousand words” approach too frequently. But sometimes, I feel like one of the only people who loves blogging, but doesn’t want to be a writer.
.-= Katherine´s last blog ..Newly Planted =-.
I absolutely consider myself a writer. The day I started my blog, I finally felt like I was pursuing my passion. I felt like I was taking action toward my purpose in life, rather than just having my current career and wishing I was a writer. After I finish a post, I feel high! I get great energy from the act of writing. Not only do I get to be a writer, but I am part of a community of other writers, mommies, and generally fabulous people!
Kristy – I feel the same way. The more I write and connect with the very people who are engaged with my writing, the more I want to pursue this passion!
One of these days I’m going to comment early in the day, but until then I know I’m repeating a lot of what has already been said. My thoughts follow…
Absolutely! I am a writer. For years I’ve been a writer-in-hiding, meaning I knew at heart that I’m a writer, but I made hundreds of excuses for not actually writing anything. I thought that unless I received a paycheck for my words, or was working on a novel, that I should not call myself a writer.
The truth is that I have always been a writer, and would rather write than talk any day (and I love to talk, so that’s saying something). I decided that it was time to get back into practice and that is why I’m starting a blog. I’ve kept a private blog for my boys for a while, but wanted to engage with other writers on a regular basis. After poking around the internet and discovering all of the amazing bloggers and communities out there, I realized I have been missing out on a great experience. It’s a win-win: I get to practice writing and meet a lot of great people in the process.
Please visit my temporary site – I hope to incorporate the thoughts and opinions of my friends and family (including all of my internet friends) in my posts. I’m currently building a database of guest “experts”, so visit me and tell me if you’re an expert on anything. And I mean anything! There’s a better explanation on the blog.
Keep writing, friends!
.-= Missy Stevens´s last blog ..So Many New Friends =-.