Not as much as I used to, but I still blog. My job restricts what I can write here, and Facebook and Twitter have made it more convenient to share in shorter bursts (i.e. with less thought), and with fewer spam comments to filter.
But Time magazine says that blogs have not gone out of style, and it cheered me to see on Twitter a link to Time's 25 Best Bloggers, 2013 Edition. It gave me some new reading material, and inspiration to write more of my own.
Fear not. I still believe the maxim that, "if you don't have anything to say, don't say it," so I will write only when I have something that I think you'll find informative, or at least amusing. And, failing that, when I have something that *I* find informative or amusing.
That means that — for now — I'll do most of my writing for my day job.
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This is John McQuiston's blog, where you can subject yourself to his musings, his music, his photographs and even some of his professional work. John does not always write about himself in the third person.
- John
- Reporter, Writer, Video Biographer, Essayist, Photographer, Musician, Observer. On air, On-line, Whatever it takes to tell the story. These are some of mine. See more @ JohnMcQuiston.com
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1 comment:
Good decision! Lots of people don't understand that a blog is lots of work. Blogger are people with private life and free time too.
All the best
Denise
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