I Like Big Blogs & I Cannot Lie
I don’t really like blogging. More specifically, I don’t really like my own blog (yours is lovely, I swear).
In fact, if this was somebody else’s blog, I’m not sure I would even be reading it.
Sure, some of my titles are catchy: The one about Slutty Costumes got a few extra readers, as did the one where I mis-lead the reader by suggestion my marriage is over (nothing makes for more compelling reading than a crumbling marriage, right?
But a fish must learn to crawl before it can learn to fly right? And that’s what I’m shooting for.
I was reminded of this today, while reading a post by SharonDV and her adventures in speed-skating. She was describing a less than stellar speed skater and the “strength of character to put yourself out there”. He was clearly not going to win this race, in fact he was last from the start. Yet he entered the dang race anyway…
That’s when I remembered: I’m such a sucker for the underdog. The one’s who haven’t really got a chance, who go unnoticed and get trampled over…and decide (crazily!) to persevere anyhow. That’s my tribe.
I’ve spent most of time, reading really well-established bloggers – those who have most likely spent years crafting the art of blogging (cause, really it is an art). And yes, I learn from them. And am entertained by them. More importantly, I am drawn to them because I am inspired by them.
But I am not growing with… Continue reading





















