I think of your blog as a context for writers to learn, gather, inspire and encourage each other. You are generous in your spirit and a good writer.
The truth is I'm humbled when reading the comments of those who are successful in driving traffic and building a readership...like Bill G. in a yesterday's post who has over 11K hits in 2 months of blogging. That's very impressive.
My blog is not well read but do blog with a purpose - it's to discuss how to engage our work and culture with a gospel centric view. I'm trying to connect the dots between Sunday morning preaching and Monday morning living. I guess I should work harder at building a readership or be better at writing but...
Susan
· 2 years ago
I agree with ESI 100% - you are generous with and in your spirit and a good writer. I don't leave your blog thinking, "huh?". I understand the point - and that, in and of itself, is what makes a good teacher/communicator. Or, at least in my book it does.
PS - I thought the title of this entry was "WetLiquid" so anticipated a CraverVII type entry - boy was I surprised.
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I think of your blog as a context for writers to learn, gather, inspire and encourage each other. You are generous in your spirit and a good writer.
The truth is I'm humbled when reading the comments of those who are successful in driving traffic and building a readership...like Bill G. in a yesterday's post who has over 11K hits in 2 months of blogging. That's very impressive.
My blog is not well read but do blog with a purpose - it's to discuss how to engage our work and culture with a gospel centric view. I'm trying to connect the dots between Sunday morning preaching and Monday morning living. I guess I should work harder at building a readership or be better at writing but...
PS - I thought the title of this entry was "WetLiquid" so anticipated a CraverVII type entry - boy was I surprised.