Sentences with phrase «at this blogging thing»

Eleven years now I've been at this blogging thing and never have done such a thing as that.

I know it's common for blogs to stage giveaways and contests, but I'm still pretty new at this blogging thing and it's enough of a challenge just to write two or three posts a day that you might actually want to read.

If you have been at this blogging thing long enough, you know that it's often a full - time job of writing, marketing, and networking.

Back to the beginning, Having another shot at this blogging thing

Because I forever fail at this blogging thing, of course I don't have any photos of the room, immediately pre-makeover.

i'm new at this blogging thing, but the more i do it, the more i realize that we ARE in this together.

So fun to meet somebody else who is knew at this blogging thing!

It's been a while since the trees were blooming, but these days I'm a bit slow at this blogging thing.

I'm improving at this blogging thing, now you can follow me by email!

Even though I have been at this blogging thing for almost two years, I still feel like there is so much that I have yet to learn.

I decided to try it as a last ditch effort at this blogging thing.

I'm new at this blogging thing, but I've been reading yours and others blogs for a long time..

I really suck at this blogging thing.

I didn't see a comment from you, but I'm new at this blogging thing, so who knows what happened.

Not exact matches

I started blogging about it at first, just telling stories of things I had seen or things that worked for me and trying to work out some of this theory on a very basic level.

Darren Rowse @problogger Founder and Keynote Speaker at ProBlogger Presenting: 10 Things I Wish I'd Known about Blogging That Will Shortcut the Growth of Your Blog

For the past few weeks, Michael Novak ¯ a member of the First Things editorial board and a frequent contributor to the magazine ¯ has been blogging at the Encyclopedia Britannica site about religion, America, and the Founding Fathers.

She is is a freelance writer trying to change the world one step at a time through blogging about things that matter to her.

But one of the things I've always loved about blogging is that I get to my whole self here: I get to love theology and Church talk, I get to write about mothering and family and marriage, I get to crack jokes at my own expense, I get to love Doctor Who and Call the Midwife, I get to love thrifting and knitting and pretty things as well as being a Jesus feminist, I get to be a homemaker who talks recipes and cleaning and laundry as well as a lover of literature and poetry and history and Girl Power, I love the local church and yet I don't wear rose - coloured glasses about this stuff.

I promise I will try to be better — both with staying on top of blogging and writing things down — but I think the recipe below is at least 90 % accurate.

I am what I guess you'd call a newbie blogger and even though I can be impatient with some of the aspects of this blogging business at times, I do love things being so new, hitting new milestones, and learning / trying new things all the time.

I'll be spending my extra day off doing blogging and health coaching work instead, running some errands, cleaning, going for a hike at our nearby favorite park, and taking my Batpuppy to the vet (just for an annual thing)...

I'll be spending my extra day off doing blogging and health coaching work instead, running some errands, cleaning, going for a hike at our nearby favorite park, and taking my Batpuppy to the vet (just for an annual thing)... Backing it up to the beginning of the weekend, I kicked off my post-work Friday with a trip to the Del Mar dog beach on another 90 degree day: I love it at the dog beach, it's so beautiful and such a happy place!

Since I'm pretty new at this food blogging thing, most of my recipes will be based off ones I've found either online or in an actual hard copy cookbook.

OMG, I just finished blogging about my first attempt at Gluten Free Birthday Cake Pops, thanks to you and Bakerella, and am now completely in love with these little things.

Things are still crazy at work and in my life, and I'm not sure when any of that will change — but I'm still earnestly trying to make time for blogging and I definitely don't have any plans of stopping.

I think the daily blogging has helped keep me on track, really — I'm a little worried about maintaining it at the end of the semester as things get nuts, but I am sure going to try.

At YMC, Andrea will be blogging about all the things that helped her from being a scary mummy to a thriving one.

But the idea of blogging didn't appeal to me at all, mostly because I feared that I'd run soon out of things to post and would have to publicly admit defeat within a humiliatingly short period of time.

After a loooong hiatus that included losing the attachmentmama.com URL for eight months because I failed to renew with the host and some company swiped it, put it in no - man's web - land and then held it for ransom — I'm happy to take another crack at the Mommy Blogging thing.

Here, she shares how she started writing at Vintage Blue Suitcase, her favourite things about blogging, and her tips for other bloggers.

She's since blogged through cross-country moves, job changes, pregnancy, loss, and all the other things life has thrown at her.

You reveal a lot of good things about yourself through your writing; blogging at its best.

Sam Bayard, the assistant director at the Citizen Media Law Project developed by the Berkman Center for Internet & Society, said that while liability issues in connection to product reviews and blogging is fairly new territory, there are several things worried bloggers can do to try and shield themselves from lawsuits.

In fact, one of the great things about BlogHer was to see how diverse the blogging community is — something you could get a sense for at the «Birds of a Feather» luncheons.

Needed a bit of levity this morning, and found the perfect thing: a fun challenge to list the four bloggers you would take with you on the Oregon Trail, courtesy of Crunchy Chicken, who found it on the Arduous blog, who found it at this great site called Cinco (Making Blogging Fun Again: 5 Steps at a Time).

I've learned a thing or two over the last few months about hoodwinking / cajoling readers into looking at blog pages, much to their chagrin, and Monday's blogging bootcamp really got me thinking about how to do it in a systematic way.

All right, I'm going to take a stab at this live blogging thing while Liz Benjamin co-hosts YNN and NY1's live coverage of Andrew Cuomo's speech at the state Democratic convention in Rye Brook.

I feel the same way, I started really clueless about this whole blogging thing and have learned so much, I may cringe a bit looking at old posts, ugh!

Some time has passed since i posted an outfitpost, i have to find my balance between university and blogging i guess:) Things are finaly organised at my new place, it feels like home now!

I think you should love your body at every size — and you should always wear things that make you feel good For me, blogging and finding bloggers with different sizes than those of all the models in the magazines has been such a big confidence booster and one of the reasons I started to blog.

Those things made me realize that I am at a stage of taking this blogging thing seriously and I'm 1000 % committed to it.

I still love blogging more than ever and I am so thankful to live my dream but at the same time, I feel that things have gotten redundant and stale when I had envisioned growth and excitement.

After blogging at Cooking Chat for over 5 years, during the summer of 2014 we decided to kick things up a notch here.

Things are finally settled at our SF boutique which means I will be home a bit more and able to get back to some of my regular routine like blogging!

At times when fashion blogging as a whole was completely new thing, it goes without saying that there were barely any MALE fashion bloggers.

Getting to experience things like the BG&G Stylemaker Event in NYC and speak on a panel at the Bloom Workshop in Dallas are the icing on the cake with this blogging gig I'm honored to be a part of.

Blogging is time consuming and there isn't much of a return at first, but I truly believe that if you stick with it then things will start to happen.

I've been at blogging a while but learned SO much from Abby's book... I'm still implementing things I learned from it!

Nicole at Cedar & Rush recently made a similar move and she blogged about how sometimes we have to «give up things we LIKE, to get the things we LOVE.»