If I wasn't a writer, I would still follow blogs about fitness, cooking, hiking and reading. When I retire, I'm going to be even more involved in blogging. I'm not going to blog more often, three times per week, but I'm going to visit more blogs. I'm going to be a better follower.
How often do you blog when it's not A to Z? What kind of blogs do you follow? What have you learned from other bloggers? Now go visit more bloggers enjoying the A to Z Challenge.
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I could spend all day blogging, but I have to limit myself to three or four times a week, otherwise I wouldn't get anything else done!
I work full time as well as writing and studying so I have to be careful where I spend my time. My studies finish in June though so I'll have more time then, I can't wait!
I tend to have quite a narrow focus when it comes to blogs, otherwise I'd have no time for anything else!
mood
Moody Writing
I generally blog twice a week, except for now when I'm on blogcation.
I tend to follow two kinds of blogs: the kind that teach me something new and the kind that tell interesting stories.
I love blogging and visiting other people's blogs! Really enjoying meeting new people in the A to Z challenge.
I've been rather eratic with blogging before starting the challenge. I tried to blog twice a week, but often missed my days! I have noticed more traffic when blogging more regularly though, so I'm hoping this challenge will help me to get into the habit!
Rinelle Grey
I blog 3-4 times a week. I enjoy sharing my experience with books. Better to share with many than just your best friend right? But my favorite aspect about bloggin is going to other blogs so I can learn and be entertained by them.
I don't blog as much as I used to, about 1-2 times a week. But then again, now that I'm no longer the reigning 'Possum Queen and my Gnome Underground Network (G.U.N.) defeated the Hostile Polka Takeover at my blog, things have been quiet. Maybe too quiet. Hmmm.
We are blogging a lot this month! But our blog is relatively new. How wonderful to see new work! Please visit ours at http://citymusecountrymuse2012.blogspot.com/ and please sign up to become a member if you like what you see!
I started my blog on a whim and I'm so glad I did. It introduced me to the world of writing, and I couldn't imagine my life without it now :)
I too have learned many things from reading blogs..I think the best thing was realizing the huge difference in peoples reasoning.
Good advice. The connections you make in the blogging world are so important!
I stick to reading and writing blogs, but I love the connections. Just love reading all the tips, perspectives etc.
I think what I really wish I could do more is visit other blogs! I go through phases where I have a lot of time for it, and then phases were I have almost zero time for it! The latter times are frustrating...but this community is great!
I started blogging seven years ago, and although I've waned now and then, I always come back to it.
I began because my publisher told me to get my butt online, but I'll stay long after my last book comes out. Three times a week is all I can handle - I need a day in between to recover.
Elizabeth Seckman turned me onto blogging. Now I can't get enough. I try to update twice a week, but spend tons of time reading other blogs. I read everything! :)
I'm retired so I blog several times a week. I have found so many great friends on the blogs. I always leave comments when I visit, except for at the A to Z, then only on blogs I feel I can relate to.
I began blogging as a writing exercise and to help develop the habit of writing.
When not 'A to Z'ing, I love following blogs about fitness, movies, comic books, as well as just people's thoughts. Some of my favorite blogs are about other's day to day life.
For some odd reason, I find that sort of thing fascinating...
I attempt to blog three times a week when I'm not A to Z-ing, but some weeks that works out better than others.
I like writing blogs, or blogs about books or movies, or any site that just makes me laugh.
I LOVE blogging but find it difficult to balance reading, writing and blogging!
Blogging always seems to win! I need to do something about it.
P.S. I see you started your retirement countdown up in the corner. Yee HAAAAWW!!!!
I blog maybe twice a week- and I don't have a certain theme to my blog. Just write about whatever is going on. I like to do it, but I'm certainly no expert. I mostly like to write about life events.
www.m5carolin.blogspot.com
I tend to blog 3-4 days a week most of the year. Usually at least one day a week is just silliness--sharing funny pics or cartoons. Usually I share a mix of writing and silliness, though I've been known to take on a serious topic now and then.
I used to blog every day, but now it flows up and down depending on what's happening in my life. But I love the community and miss people when I can't spend time to interact properly!
I love to follow random creative arts blogs - and some kooky fashion ones mixed in with the writing
Lx
I love blogging, and I don't limit myself on how, where, when and why to do it. I just go for it and let the day determine what I write about and share with the world.
I think blogging for a platform is maybe useless. But blogging to stay connected with a fantastic community definite motivates me! I have cut back both on the amount of times per week I blog and the amount I write. But I do love to visit. :)
I'm one of these naughty people that don't always blog regularly. Sometimes lots (like during this challenge), sometimes not for months (when real life gets in the way). I always enjoy it when I have the time.
I've learnt lots from other bloggers and am always e-mailing myself posts to reference - hoping to organise them a bit more using bo.lt though.
I try to blog more during April, just to keep up with all the A to Z Challenge participants, but the rest of the year it's usually about 1-3 hours per day.
The last six months or so I have been blogging twice per week. I thought about going back up to three times, which is what they recommend for writers, but I have a hard time keeping up with comments and blog visits the more I blog, so I try to balance it.
Shannon at The Warrior Muse
Hope you're enjoying the Blogging from A to Z challenge. Thanks for visiting my blog today. When it's not A to Z, I try to post something on an average of once a week.
I usually only blog 3 or 4 times a week and they aren't all just me writing. I share poems and my antique photos too. Plus, my dog blogs. Yep, I'm one of those. :)
Laura @ The Sweet Simple Things
hi Susan, I blog a few times a week mostly but lately have been off-track for various reasons. I have a family history blog which is part of the vast Geneabloggers community, the Tropical Territory one (for 2013 A to Z) and a book review one.
I follow lots of FH blogs, some reading ones and also some travel and decor ones (because I like the images).
I have made many good friends especially through my family history blog.
Good questions you ask! I aim to post at least twice a week but it's usually more.
I follow all kinds of blogs. Variety is the spice of life.
I think the main thing I've learned from other bloggers is that even published writers suffer from the same insecurities about their work as the rest of us.
I started blogging not really understanding what it was all about. I have enjoyed it so much and have made some real life friends thru my blog.
Thanks for visiting...good luck with the challenge!
I'm always shifting my focus when it comes to what blogs I follow. At the moment I'm going through a phase of trying to find local geeky bloggers and getting more involved in the local scene. No doubt it'll shift again in a month or so :)
Jamie @ Mithril Wisdom
www.mithrilwisdom.com
When it's not A-Z I blog twice a week
I an really lose the hours when I'm blogging. sometimes I think it's a problem! I post once a week, sometimes twice a week. I also contribute to another blog, so I write there as well. Thanks for stopping in my blog today. :-)
from The Dugout
Looks like you're off to a good start with this A to Z game.
Glad you're a blogger, because I like coming here.
Cheers and boogie boogie.
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