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15 Day Blogger Challenge - Day 7

Talk About Your Blogging Quirks
 
 
The first, and probably most obvious, is that I’m not regular with my blog postings – although I’m working on that.
I write a lot about my family because my family is important to me and let’s face it, my own life is fairly uneventful and boring.
I do write everything out before typing it into the computer. I know a lot of people skip the pen and paper part, but to me it's therapeutic, helps me organize my thoughts, and allows me to think to make sure I haven't forgotten anything. This applies to all my writing, not just my blogging.
Even when I’m working on a piece of fiction, a lot of it is drawn from real life. I’m not that creative that I can come up with all completely imagined scenes for stories.
Besides, we all know that real life is truly better than fiction anyways, right?

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  1. UnknownSeptember 5, 2013 at 8:56 AM

    I write about my family too, but I find is write a great deal about nature as well since that is where I am most at peace and open to God's voice. I seldom use paper and pen because half the time, I can't read my own handwriting later.

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  2. Ruth O'NeilSeptember 5, 2013 at 11:46 AM

    I do use paper and pen because I can take it with me wherever I go - especially out in nature. I wrote something the other day and couldn't read my writing! I was mad because I'm sure whatever I wrote was good! Bummer!

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