Sentences with phrase «takes time this blogging»

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Since some might wonder, I'll point out that I'm not technically a professional journalist myself — I'm a professor who dabbles at blogging — but I take my independence seriously, and I assure you that the first time anyone in management at Rogers Media (owner of Canadian Business) tries to tell me what to write in this space, that will be the very last day I write for them.

Blogging takes time to grow, thus you need patience and persistence.

But man, blogging is tough, tough, tough work that takes a LOOOOOONG time to get going.

As for the standard of interpersonal relationship you suggest, I would offer in reply the idea that if one is incapable of making one's meaning reasonably plain without taking the steps you recommend then perhaps one should either spend a good deal more time reflecting prior to committing one's words to print or, failing that, consider a full withdrawal from the grind of blogging.

I've been watching Christopher Benson take up on behalf of BioLogos this last period of time — I guess it's over a couple of weeks now, but blogging distorts time.

So for this series (which is going to take a LONG time) on blogging through Seminary, I am going to use the traditional categories, but with simplified words.

I'm taking some time off from blogging to finish my book.

I'm taking some time off from blogging — or trying to — so I'm reposting a few requested favourites from the archives.

2) If you are writing full time, be sure to take on additional projects besides your manuscript — freelance work, blogging, volunteering, etc..

I am taking the rest of the year off from blogging to spend time with my family.

I plan to take some time off blogging, with the exception of a few announcements and guest posts here and there, so I can pray and yell and listen and reflect and maybe reconsider that cereal blog.

I started writing a blog in November, but it took me quite a long time to really take that step, as I had always been wondering what other people might think of me blogging about healthy, mostly plant - based food, as most people around me don't share this interest and think quite different than I do.

In particular, I'm looking forward to learning more about social media and the business end of blogging... what I need to take Books n» Cooks to the next level (besides more time, that is!).

Taking the risk to follow your dreams is - never - a bad thing, and I can't imagine that blogging full - time won't work for you.

If blogging full - time doesn't work, that's okay with me, but at least I tried and took the risk.

My friend Jenni of The Gingered Whisk — fellow Daring Baker, Sourdough Surpriser, and all around awesome lady — just recently had a baby girl, and back in the summer she asked me to write a guest post for her while she takes some time off from blogging to settle into life as a momma of two.

Blogging is great, I love it, but it takes a lot of time and energy away from other areas of my life if I'm not careful.

Thanks E., it will most likely take a bit until I can get some new posts live, but I'm really looking forward to having time for blogging again!

My blog takes up so much of my time and there are definitely parts of blogging that I don't enjoy.

I've been blogging for nearly 7 years and it's become more than I ever dreamed of but taking a little time away now and then is good for the mind, body and soul.

I remember when I first starting blogging, which was not that long ago, I was all about it — blogging every day, going crazy and taking time out from other things to devote to the blog.

Thank you so very much for taking the time to leave a comment, it's readers like you who make me love blogging!

I have not been doing this blogging gig for very long, but usually I will cook something and take the pictures and then in about 3 days» time I will have edited the pictures and written the post.

This keeps me motivated to continue blogging takes a lot of time and energy but it feels good to know that people enjoy it!

As you might imagine, blogging takes up lots of time.

Ugh — I find it hard enough getting back into blogging if I take the weekend off, let alone time for a vacation;p I need to have posts ready to go or I slack... ah well.

It took me several months to replace my laptop and camera, and by that time, my previously mentioned blogging rut had set in.

As a final year student, I've now entered that limbo period between receiving my results and graduating, so I've taken some time out to relax, enjoy not having to cram my brain full of French and formulae, and now return to blogging.

However, during all of that craziness, there was no time for actual blogging: recipe creating, picture taking, writing, etc. and all the time I wanted to spend on creative endeavors was spent developing more grey hairs and increasing insomnia.

I always take time getting into the blogging swing after moving, it's quite stressful.

But I started a new job — full time — and it took me some time now to get a routine in combining blogging, full time job and having -LSB-...]

I'm taking a break from the Arsenal madness to give my brain a rest and put some time towards tweaking the blog and working on some new football blogging ideas.

The last two weeks seemed like two years, and this time off some real football has given me some time to take a break from blogging, and to catch up on my studies, and I have been able to do a fair bit of it.

-LSB-...] Take a look over the last few posts in our new blogging basics series if you are starting a new blog for the first time, or need some tips to boost your blogging confidence.

I love to travel and photography and blogging take up quite a bit of time with every day stuff leaves little time to think about a partner except when I'm writing about it.

I'm going to take a break from blogging next week (our Spring Break) to catch up on much - needed site maintenance and spend time with the kiddos.

When she gets even more free time she bakes, climbs rocks, daydreams about homesteading, takes dozens of pictures of whatever strikes her fancy, blogs at Embrita Blogging, researches homeschooling, photography, and mindful living, and writes about offing (made - up) people.

Even though, I'm always busy, cleaning, making dinner, working on projects, blogging, and taking care of my two kiddos, I always make time for my little family.

One of my favorite things about blogging is that I get to take the time to identify + track down solutions to make YOUR life easier.

I took a much needed break this past week from blogging to be able to spend time with my family and to also have the chance for me to recharge before the new year.

I took a much needed break this past week from blogging to be able to spend time...

I'm taking a break to relax and spend time with family and will resume regular blogging and my newsletter in mid-late July.

As I usually do at this time of year, I'll be taking off the next two weeks from blogging to relax and spend time with family.

For the next few weeks, I'll be taking time off from blogging and (mostly) unplugging.

I can't feel too badly at the blogging time since it was what afforded me the opportunity with Carnival Cruise Lines to take my entire family on a cruise.

Blogging takes a lot of time, but I enjoy it so much, that it doesn't feel like a sacrifice.

Please take the time to check out these other great TASTE posts by some incredibly talented blogging friends.

I have taken time off of blogging to spend with my boys and it has really helped our relationship.

When I'm taking a break from blogging, I'm enjoying time with my husband.

Taking over the blogging world one company at a time!