Interview with Jenny from “Live! and In Color”
“Live! and In Color”
Because I can.
Since July 2007.
Myself. I’m learning about who I am and what pleases me. I blog about the things that I find interesting and exciting. I also use my blog to work through struggles that I’m having sometimes. What you’ll find on my blog is the real me. (Live! and In Color…)
You had to ask. Can I get clarification on your meaning of “some?”
I have several blogs that I visit because I have a kind of a bloggy friendship with their authors. They are listed on my blogroll.
Here I will list the blogs that I read and “look up” to. I would consider these gals as maybe more like mentors.
Slurping Life
The Zen of Motherhood
Don’t Try This at Home
Unless you’re doing this for money, blog for yourself. Write about the things that are interesting and important to you. This will make it the most fulfilling for you personally and you will end up connecting with bloggers that relate to you.
Yes!!! I love getting comments! I make it a point to visit the blogs of people who leave friendly comments.
I’ve never received an unfriendly comment. I’m not sure what I’d do with that. Probably delete it. That’s the beauty of blogging.
Not really. Even those who know about my blog rarely visit. I guess those that I speak to on a regular basis don’t feel a need to read my meanderings.
No, I don’t.
On my laptop from home, any chance I get.
I’m sure they will soon come out with a twelve-step program for such behavior. My husband will be dragging me to those meetings after he pries my MacBook from my obsessed, desperate grasp.
More than reasonable.
I tag surf through Wordpress.. I mostly browse from one blogroll to the next or follow links in individual posts. Done correctly, this can take countless hours.
From one of my face to face friends. One day I asked her a question about something going on in her life. She gave me her URL.
The friend I mentioned in the previous question. I will leave her nameless here, but she is in my blogroll as SincerelyX??X.
Chocolate.
I wish I was joking.
One seems to be plenty for now.
Blogging has been an invaluable part of my growth as a person. I’ve been able to discuss the new experiences and discoveries in my life. I can openly share struggles and get honest, helpful feedback from others whom I’ve learned to deeply respect. I’ve made some friendships in blogworld that I value tremendously. I’ve absolutely found sources of influence, encouragement and challenge on other blogs.
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