Creating a blog is something that has been on my to-do list for way too long. Making to-do lists is a daily task for me. There's something very satisfying about crossing things off my list. My natural tendency is to procrastinate, so having a list keeps me focused.
The difficulty I encountered was primarily in deciding what sort of blog I wanted. I'm interested in lots of things, and I'm easily amused, so I become interested (and disinterested) in new things quickly. I don't have the time to support a blog that's all about sewing, or cooking, or nerdy stuff, or trying stuff pinned onto my Pinterest boards, though I love all these things.
So, it's a mish-mash then. I'm partial to blogs that have weekly, recurring themes, e.g. W.I.P. Wednesdays, so most likely, when I come up with something witty enough I will start that.
I will promptly go and put it on the to-do list. It will go right between "vacuum" and "fish Lightning McQueen out from under the sofa."
The difficulty I encountered was primarily in deciding what sort of blog I wanted. I'm interested in lots of things, and I'm easily amused, so I become interested (and disinterested) in new things quickly. I don't have the time to support a blog that's all about sewing, or cooking, or nerdy stuff, or trying stuff pinned onto my Pinterest boards, though I love all these things.
So, it's a mish-mash then. I'm partial to blogs that have weekly, recurring themes, e.g. W.I.P. Wednesdays, so most likely, when I come up with something witty enough I will start that.
I will promptly go and put it on the to-do list. It will go right between "vacuum" and "fish Lightning McQueen out from under the sofa."
