I’m following a blog called “Scary mommy”…that is of the ones on English… she basically writes about kids and mum’s stuff but in a very casual and humorous way, oftenly depicting some stereotypes about parenting.
She is also very positive. So, humor, positiveness, critical and sharp writing, that works for me.
i could instead of the Director’s Blog page, which hasn’t even started, temporarily put up a ‘Writer’s Blog’
Finding it all a bit anal though - as it’s a small company consisting of me and some stuff I’ve written, with some actors who are on board and some community actors, (currently not on the site…)
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Do you read any? Do you get it? Do you blog, do you find it rewarding?
[/quote]I’ve mainly watched VLogs these days & left positive feedback. Reading is becoming cumbersome, something with my eyes tiring out too swifty and my nerves acting up.
I have a graphic design blog but I share my work, I don’t really write anything. Randomly.
If you want a logo for your website or blog, let me know. I will gladly create it for you for free. <3
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I’m not an avid reader, writing is much more enjoyable and cathartic for me. Most difficult part is staying consistent with writing. I’ve had my blog almost two years, with just 70 posts. Theatre and sz sounds like a world of possibility. Good luck.
I’ve been blogging for 5 years. I’ve written 920 posts on my main blog and at different times had a couple of other blogs which I abandoned as it was too demanding to write two or three posts a day. My main blog has had 95,500 visitors (roughly)…I find it immensely gratifying. It is cathartic and also makes me think, keeps my brain sharp. I think that even if no one came to my blog, I would still continue to write it.
Good luck with your decision to check it out!
I have a blog, but it’s not on SZ issues. Only place I talk about those is here. I read blogs on politics, podcasting, DJing, and photography. And cooking. Definitely cooking.