Interview with Jules from “Andamom”
“Andamom”
Blogging provides me an opportunity to release my thoughts and hopefully share my experiences with others who may be going through similar issues.
I started Andamom in the Spring of 2007.
My personal experiences — and a variety of other topics including: Activities, Books + Articles, Child Care, Creativity, Culture, Dreams/Aspirations, Education + Training, Employee Benefits, Entertainment, Environment, Exercise/Fitness, Family, Food, Gadgets, Good Parenting, Health, Help, Helping Others, Legal Matters, Organization, Personal Finance, Planning, Politics, Relationships, Self-discovery,Single Parenting, Style, Tech, Travel, Work/Life Balance.
http://www.unplugyourkids.com
http://www.brownstoner.com
http://www.unclutterer.com
(There are many others — but I’ll have to have people check out my blog to see which ones…)
-Write about things you know about — it is more natural and entertaining for the reader.
-Check your grammar before you submit a post.
-Figure out who your audience is before you begin.
-Post regularly and comment on other blogs.
-I like substantive comments and try to respond (eventually) to comments that are well thought out.
Yes –my mother even submitted an article for me to post, a cousin regularly sends me interesting links, and I’ve sent the link to people I know offline.
I commented on http://www.constantchatter.com in the past.
I blog whenever I get the chance… My life is quite busy with a teen, a toddler, and work in the financial services industry.
It really depends how busy work is… I wish I had more time to peruse additional blogs.
Generally not…
Most likely from my husband years back…
I’m inspired by people and experiences that seek to change the world and the way that things have always been done. Further, I want to believe that there is always the potential for the status of things as we know them to change…
I’ve enjoyed developed a camaraderie with people online and learning about perspectives of others who I might not ordinarily come into contact with offline.
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