Sentences with phrase «just keep blogging»

I just went back and read the comments from Monday (for some reason I couldn't comment there - problem on my end)... I say just keep blogging how you have been.

Sometimes I think I should start saving some of them for an e-book, but then I just keep blogging them anyway

Not exact matches

Just because you changed your screen name doesn't mean we don't recognize your trite comment that you keep blogging over and over.

Keep on blogging, you are an inspiration for those of us who love to see that pastors are indeed human and not just a guy in a faraway pulpit.

Life just kept getting in the way of blogging (mostly because I let it), and with every passing week it became harder to get back in the saddle.

I just started to try to live healthy and hope I keep motivated by blogging.

I thought I would just jump right back into blogging last week when I set out to re-establish a work routine, but who knew that my new nine - pound work companion would keep me so busy during the work day?

If I was a «good» blogger — you know, the type who keeps an editorial calendar and plans out content in advance — I would have blogged about this four weeks ago, just in time for you to attempt it yourself.

Admire your honesty darl, there's no real money at all in blogging just pure love from bloggers to keep it going.

I never really intended to take a 1.5 month break from blogging, but my day job has been keeping me pretty busy (in super boring outfits), so my long break just sort of happened.

Naturally, we started to talk about blogging (sorry, Mom, I'm just too obsessed) when she dropped the statement «I would have never thought, that you'll keep up blogging for so long.

I'm happy that you answered my questions Anyways, about the 1st question — i just want to know if what keeps you from blogging?

I just want to keep blogging as long as I enjoy it.

I think when it comes to blogging sometimes you just have to accept your busy life and not get so hard on yourself for not keeping up.

So, here I am again - because that is kind of ironic that in my last post I said that I plan to keep on blogging... and then I just kind of vanished!

Also — totally feeling you on the niche, I've only just started blogging (well I keep starting and then stopping) but already I feel torn about which direction to go in and what my focus should be.

The weekends have been insanely busy, with keeping up with blogging, shooting and what not — I was able to put some time aside so you guys can see my favorite lace - up boots that I just can't live without this season.

When she finished her project she realised that she didn't want to stop blogging, so she just kept going.

And it almost kept me away from blogging just as I was starting out.

Not all authors forget about marketing during NaNo (the «big names» keep blogging heavily as a matter of fact), but there's a certain detriment to everyone in the author community putting sole emphasis on «just writing» for a month.

Or maybe you just need to keep blogging for another year or two to build up enough material and reputation.

When she finished her project she realised that she didn't want to stop blogging, so she just kept going.

When I started my blog (which initially was just to keep in touch with family and friends and record my travels), I spent an inordinate amount of time setting it up, making it pretty, and learning the ropes and language of blogging.

Sometimes, I get so frustrated with my views and engagement but in the end of the day I keep reminding myself to just enjoy this blogging world.

Although the affiliate commission from Bluehost isn't a big part of our blogging income yet, we are looking to grow it as we keep providing value for people who just getting started blogging.

The advice and the amazing community of people just getting started blogging, will help you kept pass any of those things holding you back and set you up for success.

I've been blogging for some years, on Grantourismo listed above and other blogs, and I also consult on social media to restaurants and hotels, so I try to keep on top of similar global lists, as difficult as it is because there are just so many and the list is growing all the time and I'm just so busy doing my * real * job.

Huge thanks for including Lifecruiser.com in this famous travel bloggers list — we travel bloggers need to keep together and supporting each other much more to stand out in the competition of other blogging subjects and you just did make that easier for us!!!! Well done with all the work to make the list and to keep it up!

I (Sam) wanted to start blogging at the same time, and at first we intend it to mostly just be for friends and family to keep up with where we were.

It just kinda rolled out and kept rolling and then some broke Geek decided to do a dinner and pan-handled bloggers for some wine and stuff and the next thing y» know, it's like the in thing and well I guess a blogging marketing fine wine well suited clothing type guy named Hugh just picked up the thread and took it on and it like grew so wild and humungous man and then everyone wanted in on the wine stuff and that just like freaked out the vinyard down south into sending cases of the stuff all over the world just in case they would kinda infect the brand with a virus thing and then hope they'd sneeze and spread their spit and the viral cold or flu thingy to take hold and sortoflike get its own traction and move to wider audiences who were now into asking Victoria Wine outlet staff for the wine and confusing the dudes into placing an order to meet the demand like and it is still like viralling out there.

- That - Is - The - Question, Oh - Please - Do - Keep - On - Blogging - Anders - Cuz - We - All - Just - Luv - U-and-Need-U!

I had just published the first edition of my book, The Essential Guide to the Best (and Worst) Legal Sites on the Web, and saw blogging as a way to keep myself and my readers up to date.

When I got there the head of public relations kept me waiting an hour, then informed me she just wanted to discuss my blogging - not any job.

More likely, the time goes to marketing — bar networking events, blogging, writing articles, and maybe even serving on a nonprofit board — or continuing education, whether formal CLE or just reading case digests to keep current.

It's just a huge compliment when measured against the remarkable breadth and quality of the other winners and the Canadian legal blawgosphere as a whole, which I've been saying for awhile is one of legal blogging's best - kept secrets.

When I revealed my concerns to an ex-colleague she suggested I keep blogging, but perhaps just «post recipes and happy cat pictures until you feel differently...»

Anywho, our production company * may * try to pitch the show to a couple of other channels, but we're just going to keep on, keepin» on - doing all the things we've loved doing all along: creating art & photographs, writing music & books, and blogging about whatever tickles our fancy, and tugs at our heart strings.

It's old - school blogging style, no professional photography needed — we're just keeping it casual.

Besides being the way I earn a living, I have built a thriving business that just keeps growing and expanding in exciting ways, blogging is fun, creative, fulfilling, rewarding, it stretches me to grow and learn, it has allowed me to travel and be a part of so many exciting opportunities, and it connects me to companies I respect, and friends I love and adore all around the world!

It's not that I don't love blogging and the wonderful friendships I have here, it's just that I'm unable to keep up with it and everything else in my life... and I'm really feeling the stress.