Once upon a time ago, I wasn’t a blogger, but just your average normal 30 something woman that occasionally checked Facebook for family and friends updates.
Then something inside of me shifted and I got the blogging bug as some would call it.
That was almost 3 years ago and most who know me in my life are aware that I work from home blogging (or at least writing) and designing, too.
Those closest to me have learned to accept this part of me for better or worse, but still don’t always get or understand my blogging tendencies by any means.
If you are a blogger, yourself then I guarantee, you will not only get what I am throwing down here, but even can relate, too.
From first thing in the morning until I go to bed at night and even sometimes in my dreams, the blogger inside me lives to get out.
So what is that makes bloggers unique and that only we bloggers can indeed understand while those non-bloggers on the outside looking in, couldn’t even begin to fathom?
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certainly we need to understand as a blogger.
Thanks and definitely agree, Rajesh!
This was great, Janine! enjoyed going over to SITS and reading it! You nailed it.
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Aww, thank you so much Joy for reading over at SITS Girls and so glad you could relate, too!!! 🙂
I have to head over and read this I am sure will be able to relate 🙂
Aww, yay and thank you so much for reading when you do!! 🙂
Oh THIS is gonna be good!! NO one in my real life gets this blogging gig. NO one!! Can’t wait to read it Janine!
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Thank you so much again for reading and for commenting both here and on SITS Girls again Chris!! Huge hugs, my friend 🙂
Excellent post! I just read it in full at the SITS website. I think you’re right that blogging is addictive. 🙂 The morning time flies by, doesn’t it?!!
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Thank you so much Christy and I know the mornings and days in general totally fly by!! 🙂
Janine,
I am going over to SITS Girls right now. I cannot wait to see the rest of your story.
Many Blessings,
Diane Roark
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Aww, huge thank you always Diane!! Seriously cannot tell you enough how much I always appreciate your friendship and support, too 🙂
Fun reading…thanks for sharing with the Thursday Blog Hop!
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Aww, my pleasure and glad it was a fin read for you!! 😉
I’m a SITS girl too. Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. xo P.S. did you see my new giveaways?
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Totally happy I could share with a fellow SITS Girl and yes awesome giveaways, which I do believe I entered!! 😉
I couldn’t figure out where to comment on the other site. My son doesn’t quite know yet that there are a bunch of words on my blog, but if I take a picture he does ask me if I am putting it on my blog. I have to get his permission now. Sometimes he says, “NO!” If I beg then he will say, “Ok fine.” I don’t think my husband understands my desire to meet all of you in real life.
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Mine doesn’t either, Kenya and seriously so got my fingers crossed for NYC BlogHer right now myself. And not sure what is going on with comments over at SITS and noticed it myself, just glad you came back here and left me a comment now 🙂
Now heading over since I’m pretty sure I can relate! LOL
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Aww, thanks Rea!! 😉
I’ve known people who think blogging is narcissistic. I don’t think that’s the case. I think many of us do it for the discussion and community. And we inspire each other’s work.
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Eli, I couldn’t agree with you more and have also heard how many would say commenting is optional and yet I love commenting too and find it truly part of the experience.