Sentences with phrase «changed in the blogging»

I have been thinking about making some changes in my blogging routine too... the main one being to blog more:) Looking forward to following along in 2014!

Do note this post is over 5 years old, so some things have changed in the blogging world.

Thanks for nailing down the changes in blogging, especially the shift in conversation.

I've been a long time reader of your blog as you remodeled and decorated your last home, but I have seen such a marked changed in your blogging over the last several years as God has continued to work in your heart!

Not exact matches

As the new media — blogging, Facebook, Twitter, and so on — surge in popularity, David is positioned perfectly to explain what's going on to an audience understandably caught in culture whiplash by the speed of change.

But I haven't been the only one changing over that decade: blogging has changed immensely in the past ten years, too.

Of course there are other reasons for my sporadic blogging this year: a surprise new baby coming which completely disoriented us, a new book to finish writing (and I will share all about that in January), travelling and speaking all over North America, stewarding the message of Jesus Feminist throughout her first year of life, creating the Jesus Feminist collection with Imagine Goods, a trip to Haiti, new opportunities as a writer, three tinies at home with their own lives and drama and growth and change, remodelling parts of our home, marriage, church, friends, life, work, laundry (oh, can we talk laundry?!)

I don't have a wedding board, but I confess that when I'm not busy changing the world through blogging, I like to scroll through the wedding images on Pinterest and daydream about doing it all over again, this time with a peacock feather in my hair and grilled cheese sandwich bites on the menu.

I for one have found your blogging to be insightful, uplifting, and life changing, particularly in the area of church.

Where can expertise gained from blogging, recipe development, photography, etc. be used to change your direction in the future?

Blogging has changed so much in the past year.

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.

Blogging has changed a lot in the past five years.

Food blogging has changed my life in so many ways and one of the most beneficial things I've learned through the years it that healthy eating doesn't have to be boring and bland.

Annie has been blogging about parenting, feminism and social change on the PhD in Parenting Blog since May 2008.

She speaks frequently about blogging, writing, living intentionally, and motherhood in between changing diapers and hitting the «publish» button.

I never thought in a million years I would say that, but blogging has changed me as a mom.

I've been in such a blogging / baking funk and have been in need of some major change.

His affair, Iain blogged, does not change the fact that he is «one of the most talented LibDems in the Commons».

Of course, the Technorati headlines may fill up with celebrity gossip as blogging becomes more of a mainstream activity, but in the meantime, the lack of «personality stories» is a refreshing change of pace.

Further research on citizen journalism is underway with indigenous peoples in the Arctic region and finding out how their blogging could drive change on major environmental and cultural issues.

I want to throw out that term «life changing» but it's sooo overused (in the blogging and food world) and I don't want you to think these are overhyped because they are not.

A blogging friend, Jenna, was sweet enough to share her story in this guest post about the changes she has...

Since finishing my CNC program, developing a whole new perspective on the power of CrossFit and movement, and even a whole new take on life in the process, my mindset has changed, and therefore, my blogging has too.

Well that changed when I saw my fabulous blogging buddy Delyth (and my first «proper» blogging bud ever made) review it in part of her favourite blusher post.

Over time, my reasons for blogging have changed and my interest in maintaining my website certainly ebbs and flows.

I think the change of season affects us more than we realise and blogging, because it brings things in our minds to the surface, leaves a lasting viewable and time - sequential trace which enables us to see patterns.

Things definitely change quickly in the blogging world, but I think the fashion & lifestyle is perfect for you!

So while scrolling through Fashion Week photos online, it's healthy to remember that what's significant about fashion blogging isn't just the opportunity it provides to show off Valentino pumps or rave about Phoebe Philo, but also its role as a bellwether for the changing nature of consumerism and self - expression in the digital era.

During my blogging journey, I realised how much dressing for your body shape and colouring can impact your confidence and that by changing how you look on the outside you also change how you feel on the inside, which then influences how you interact with others and that your clothes are not simply things to throw on in the morning but an expression of who you are and how you feel.

Tons of things have changed since I last blogged (we got married, bought a house, etc.), but it's just too much to write in this post.

Blogging has changed my life in so many positive ways and one of the mega bonuses was meeting one of my best friends @michelletakeaim who just reached 100k followers annnd we're having mimosas to celebrate!???

I think that it is SO important to remain authentic, especially in the blogging world where things can easily change.

I wish I had taken pics in time to share because my style has changed a lot just since I started blogging!

The fact that I am back to work full swing has lead to some changes in my personal and in my blogging life.

I know there is often negative connotations with «changing», especially in the world of fashion and fashion blogging.

Life is always changing and as soon as you think you have a plan it changes again (maybe that's just me), and events happened in life that led me to return to this blogging thing and give it a good ol' shot!

I can't help you specifically on the blogging for money... BUT I also love color changing nail polish and I would totally read a book called How to Live With a Man in a Bear Suit.

In my three year journey of blogging, the way I look at clothes has changed.

I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that since I take my blog photos ahead of time, my mood may change or conditions change where I can't wear the exact outfit I blogged (like I'm traveling, or it's my girl time...) Then when you add in Friday outfits (since on Friday I do random roundups) and my weekend outfits, they multiply pretty quickly!

Now that I've been blogging for over five years, I've seen a lot of changes in this industry.

I'm thrilled to be participating in this year's round of blogging home tours and although it's still stifling summer here in South Florida have slowly been transitioning and changing it up...

I didn't foresee my state of happiness changing, and when I graduated, I couldn't have been more excited to embark on my new goal: full - time blogging in, you guessed it, the big city.

i love how your style changed so much in a couple of years, it looks effortless now it gives me a lot of motivation to pursue blogging!

In case you missed it, you can read about my life changes and NEW blogging schedule, here!

It's always amazing to hear how long people have been blogging and you have done so well to continue with all the dramatic changes of location in your life!!

For better or worse, the blogging (read: Instagram) game is constantly changing, often requiring a change in strategy.

That conversation about blogging in the newbie lounge at ISTE was not my initial road to change — it was a critical moment of reigniting a fire that was already burning within me.

(Organizer Steve Hargadon changed the name to reflect the change in emphasis from blogging to the larger social media universe that brings educators together.)

This change in the trend is largely been nurtured on account of two primary developments in the educational technology domain: first the increased cogency of social media proliferation and social blogging in the everyday life of a learner, and second, the advent of smart phones and the increased verity of mobile learning.