It hasn’t been hard to write blog
posts. When you don’t have the pressure of needing to construct a formal essay
and double check your grammar, it’s much easier just to write. It makes it even
easier when there is little research involved and you don’t have to cite
sources. The main source is YOU! Blog posts are a great place for YOUR thoughts
and feelings and opinions.
Blogs are awesome, and if you had
asked me that a month ago I probably would have said something completely
opposite. They’re refreshing. On a Facebook profile anyone can post on your
page and share what’s on their mind (even if it’s a silly YouTube video, it counts).
And really I shouldn’t say thoughts; Facebook is the land of Happy Birthday’s,
relationship updates, and those statuses that outline the activities of the
day. And if someone was to post a status longer than a few lines about an
actual subject, people would just ignore it or get annoyed. Which is fine,
Facebook isn’t the place for that, blogs are. On my blog I get to post whatever
I want and I don’t have to worry about a billion responses. Everyone on Facebook
creeps (stop denying it) and Facebook makes it really easy too. Blogs don’t
have as much traffic (at least not the everyday person’s blog); the only people
who read it are the ones who took the time to search for it (or are required
to). And as I see it, I don’t really mind if anyone reads it. It’s fun to get
comments, but just being able to post ramblings about what’s important to you
at any moment of any day is fun.
I don’t know if I
have earned the title of “blogger” yet but I do enjoy it.
I was waiting for the bunny connection in your post. I guess it's that "On my blog I get to post whatever I want and I don’t have to worry about a billion responses." Blogs are bunny-photo friendly.
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