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Plain and simple – I love it! It may be crazy to spend the few free moments I have each day blogging. But when it comes down to doing one more load of laundry or writing up a new post – well, which one would you choose?

I began blogging in February of 2007.

Anything that has to do with being a mom. I also love gadgets so writing about how technology makes a mom’s life easier is a favorite topic.

Really, there are too many to name.

And if I mention a few and not the other few then I might ruffle some feathers.

But I can say that I enjoy blogs written by other moms, blogs about blogging, blogs about the home and organizing, and blogs about gadgets.

Have fun with it!

At first just getting a blog up and running will give you a great sense of satisfaction. But when that wears off, you want traffic – someone to read what you are spending all that time writing.

Eventually that traffic will come, it just takes time.

Of course!

Blogging is all about the interaction. Through the comments that were left on my site, I have met other bloggers, found some wonderful sites, and learned so much.

Yes. But now I can’t write about them! Talk about limiting.

I visit several, but none on a regular basis.

I am thinking that you mean physical location – not virtual. I blog from home whenever I can steal a few minutes on the computer. I usually try to get in a longer period of time in the morning before everyone wakes up or at night after they go to bed.

Too much but never enough!

Sometimes I will use Google Blog Search.

I can’t remember when I first heard about blogging. But a friend started a Blogger blog and that is what first piqued my interest.

Besides my friend’s blog, I started out reading ProBlogger.net Isn’t that the introduction to blogging that everyone starts with?

My daily life, my family, stuff that I think is really cool – things like that.

Yes – http://westport-kids.com and a few others.

It has increased my self-confidence. All aspects of blogging are self affirming. It is also a creative outlet – as if I needed one more!