On with the show....or questions in this case.
18th Century Blogger. |
2 – How does my work differ from others of its genre? If my genre is "single, joyful, passionately Catholic lady", which I do believe it is molding into, I don't think it differs too much. I think I would like to say it has more variety but I haven't been posting many recipes or crafts just alot about what I am thinking, seeing, and experiencing. I am going to ask you, what makes my blog different? Why do you have it in your feed? What do you want to see or see more of on my blog?
3 – Why do I write what I write? I write what I write because I want to write what I want to read. I like hearing about people's daily normal life. I really want to do a day in the life post soon but I think my life is in such a transition I have no idea what day is a "normal" day. I also like to write things that will hopefully inspire people on their path to sainthood or encourage them in trials. Any time I have considered turning off the lights on the blog I get a comment or an email from someone telling me how much something I wrote has impacted them. That keeps me going because I know that writing on this blog is what I am supposed to be doing.
From here on out I declare all writing shall include wine on this here blog. |
Now I am going to be the lame party pooper. Everyone I would typically tag has either already done it or isn't interested. Hopefully Bobbi tags someone so Nikki's blog hop line doesn't die. And please answer from number two. I dare you. Triple dog dare you.
I like the "normal life" posts! :) I'm a big fan of your oils posts, too :) And your NAS posts always make me think about the prompt in a new light!
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