Sentences with phrase «feelings about blogging»

Oh Darling Blog is officially one year old & we shared our honest and raw feelings about blogging!
The truth is that I've been feeling a lot of, well, negative feelings about blogging, and this blog in particular, lately.
I understand your feelings about blogging since I've posted less recipes on my own blog because it feels a little hopeless.
«Love» came from how I feel about blogging.
that's basically how i feel about blogging haha, i want what everyone else gets.
Everyone says it, but it's true: The excitement I feel about blogging is the same I felt when I first ventured on to the Internet a decade ago.

Not exact matches

So in addition to the Top 10 of the year, I wanted to share a couple more posts — these are the posts that I actually liked or feel represent my year of writing, even if no one else liked them or tweeted about them, even if they are an out - of - fashion style of blogging like story - telling or moment - capturing.
Our latest mistake was blogging about our feeling & thoughts — our pastor's wife at our new church read them & flipped.
If you are a blogger or have a blog, feel free to mention your blog in the comments below, and also share some of what you have learned about yourself and about following Jesus through the spiritual discipline of blogging.
Looking back on that photo and the short text that came with it, I definitely feel that we have learned a whole bit about food photography, recipe writing and blogging during these years.
After hearing so many of the recaps of the big food conferences that happened last weekend, I feel like I'm struggling even more with how I feel about the whole food blogging world.
She made me feel welcome and excited about this world of blogging, and I still look to her as an inspiration!
Well, early on in my blogging, which wasn't really that long ago so I'm not feeling too bad about how long it's been, someone asked me about a good Raspberry Yogurt muffin recipe (Hi Alanna!).
I started with a lifestyle blog but after attending a blogging conference, I felt God leading me to write about my love for fashion and makeup.
One of the things I love about blogging is that I have a permanent record about how I felt and the things that I did.
To top it all off I feel like I am learning so much about computers and blogging while meeting so many great new people, all during nap time: --RRB-
I feel like I've been blogging about kids and food forever (and I mean that in a good way) but in reality The Lunch Tray is not even two months old!
I loved getting to see Lauren and Stephanie and meet several new people as well — it's fun to chat about the blogging world and feel like I kind of have coworkers for once!
Many people also felt offended by the article's implication that most people blogging about parenting seek to commercialize their sites.
I have found that running and blogging are my two favorite hobbies that make me feel good about myself.
We feel so passionately about it we started blogging about BLW a year ago and haven't looked back — we want to get the message out there as we find that a lot of people have still never heard of it and think puree is the only option!
For example, despite already feeling like I have surmised an opinion on the new it - book 50 Shades of Grey, you won't find me blogging to the world about it (yet) because I have not read the book.
And if you've already blogged about this, please feel free to just direct me to the blog.
i was going through a tremendous amount of personal turmoil at the time and blogging about carving pumpkins and doing crafts with my kids felt weird and just not quite right.
Sometimes I feel like I don't fit in the fitness blogging world (I eat a lot of crap and I'm not really fussed about what I look like, more fussed about how much I can deadlift) but I think the beauty of the fitness world in general is that you can be anyone from anywhere and you're still welcome.
And I felt like I was living a lie, blogging about the good stuff in my life (trying to practice gratitude, trying to be positive), while omitting this enormous struggle.
Even though that's been the main focus, I've also realized that blogging about chronic illness and expressing my feelings about what it's like to live with diabetes are as therapeutic as the practice itself.
But I felt like I needed to have some sort of certification or some sort of credibility to be blogging about it.
Its been a rough couple of weeks throughout the world and I honestly feel kinda strange blogging about muffins, snacks or how to get glowing skin.
Note: I've got ta confess that it feels pretty vulnerable posting a story about my own weight loss and body image issues, and I've been blogging long enough to know that not everyone will agree with or appreciate my experience that I've shared below.
I did say I don't like to blog about blogging but it felt right to share.
I feel the same way about blogging.
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And when you don't know what to write about, that's when blogging starts to feel like a chore.
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!
I had always wanted to begin blogging more about fashion and personal style, but I always felt like I wasn't qualified.
I feel the exact same was as you about this wonderful blogging community — heck, that's how we became friends, because fellow bloggers are warm, welcoming people who support each other.
I love knowing that feeling and being passionate about blogging but there comes a point where if blogging can't be done it throws everything off kilter (at least for me).
I feel the same way about blogging, I don't want to treat it like a business, I want it to be a reflection of ME.
If I'm being honest, $ 99 is a HUGE commitment for me to make because some months I only make $ 100 from blogging but I feel like a weight is lifted off my shoulders because I don't worry about all the little stuff anymore so it's worth it.
Blogging has (usually) more substance, I prefer to know something about the «real life» of the people, their thoughts and feelings, their creativity but also their quotidian life, their stressful job or their problems with plumbers.
But another big reason is that I've been feeling really uninspired about blogging.
A Q&A merged with some future focussed thinking, on the topics I feel most passionate about and those I feel are most pertinent in our blogging world today and tomorrow!
Getting more serious about style blogging derailed me from my less - is - more values... and I feel like a hypocrite.
I began blogging about fashion primarily as a way to display my emotions and feelings in the form of clothing.
Thank you so much < 3 And I see you discovered also many benefits for you with blogging:) I feel very honoured you love reading my blog and what you wrote about it!
Blogging has not only blessed with me a creative outlet, but it has introduced me to so many people that I consider my best friends, has brought about more opportunities than I can even fathom that I deemed impossible just years ago and has given me purpose and direction when I felt so lost in my life.
Opening up about blogging in the previous post felt so good and I was thrilled to receive so much feedback...
After a good 6 months of feeling like my only readers were my Mom and hubby, friends and acquaintances started commenting on my posts and with that came suggestions to do as the other style bloggers do and photograph myself in the outfits I'm blogging about.
The reality is, style - blogging involves time and perhaps more importantly (I feel like this is the more important one to talk about now) MONEY!
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