I can think of several reason why you would not want to frequent my site.
1) My grammar and sentence structure is atrocious.I vacillate between ‘we’ and ‘I’ and at other times I get my tenses all confuddled.
I (Susan) write the posts on this site. All of it. However, when it comes to matters of family and whatnot it is ‘we’, as in John and I or John, I and the family. This blog originally started as a compilation of forum posts and then it grew to include my own personal thoughts and some of our family life which means that sometimes I write in the first person (singular) and other times I write as plural (we). Be assured that this site is a joint venture between John and myself and nothing is published here without his knowledge, consent or against his will. Whew! I’m glad that’s out of the way…
2) I can never quite decide what to write about. Do I write on homeschooling, Bible study, cooking, photography, coffee, softball, theology, social media or website design? I just can’t make up my mind!
3) I don’t post regularly. Apparently, to be a successful blogger one should aim to post daily (Gasp!) or at the very least, regularly (Say what?). Well, I guess I’ll have to hand in my pro blogger card, hang my head in shame and have another latte.
Okay, three points qualify as several, don’t they? If you want to know more, subscribe to the blog and be notified of every riveting post I write.
But I like reading your blog, Susan. Does that count?
Regardless I still enjoy what ever you do decide to write on, on the day, whatever day that would be!
I love reading it as well.
Your posts are interesting, fun, educational and always a good witness.
Eclectic is good. I like eclectic.. Irregular is good; keeps the suspense happening. And not to put too fine a point on it, you ever notice Shakespheare’s grammar? Apalling! Reckon you’re in good company.
If we had the spelling and grammar police audit our blogs I reckon we’d all be out of business! I think my tally the first year was about 4-6 per week. But you know what. I had a problem. I spent way too much to trying to think up wonderful things to blog about and not enough time actually doing all the good stuff I should have been. After that first year I confessed my addiction and now I blog once sometimes twice a week. I know a lot less people read and hardly any comment but it feels right and I enjoy it. I totally understand that my bloggy pals have busy lives and I don’t expect to see a new post every day. Keep on keeping on, Susan!
I’ll take your irregular posts any time, on any topic. Blog about it all! 🙂 xo
Lol Susan! I blog about once A month ! That explains why I have 36 followers only after almost 3 years of blogging 🙂 but honestly I don’t actually care as I blog for myself and my dd mainly.:) (I say that in the nicest way possible not in a who cares snarly sort of attitude ) i do blog at times to share info with others but that wasn’t why I started my blog so that helps me stay focused on my main priorities in life:)
Now that I’ve made it about me again lol, I love reading whatever you care to write about as I learn heaps from you:) hugs to you Susan 🙂
I did leave a comment to each of you ladies… but it got swallowed up in cyber space and I don’t have it in me to re-write them all. But I do love you al and thank you each for commenting and being a part of my online life.