Hey everyone!
I never intended to fully immerse myself in blogging. I thought it wasn’t for me. Sure, I could do a review every now and then because of Influenster, but creating twitter jumpstarted my desire to blog.
Following bloggers and etsy stores and realizing that they could blog while having a life, made me hope that I could do it too. I had only recently gotten into it around July 2014. I love the chaos of my blog, but I figured that if I was going to take my blog seriously, I’d actually work on it. Spending time researching and reading other blogs helped discover a long buried part of me.
I’ve always loved writing, and blogging just seemed to fit seamlessly into my life. Now I’ve come to love finding ideas to write about and taking pictures. Although I still need to figure out how to schedule picture taking time and how to edit them like I want to edit them, I am happy to say that blogging has become a well loved hobby.
Even if I can get myself some free products and happily review them, I find that that’s not what I really want to do. Yeah yeah, free products are fun. But it’s connecting with other brands and becoming more sociable online and outside that really endeared me to blogging. I love how I have a few people I can consider friends in the blogging world and how diverse everything is. Reading and finding new perspectives have broaden my views on the world.
Because of blogging, I figured out about half of what I want to do in my life. Writing has always been a passion of mine, but I never thought it would amount to anything. There are a lot of other people who can write, and of course there are others who are better than me, but they might not even have the drive or any idea on how to utilize their abilities. There’s so many possibilities to use my writing skills from ads, to books, to newspapers. I could do anything because writing can communicate so much. Not as much as math, but close enough.
