Every year-ish, I try to create a blog post centered around the year we are leaving as it pertained to my blog. But posts like that have always felt a little hollow to me. I mean, I could talk about my blog all the damn day ( I write a blog, remember??), but I… Continue reading How People Found My Blog in 2018
Tag: Wordpress
My Screenplay. Now on WordPress.
Remember when I told you about reading an article about trying to get your screenplay noticed? Well, one of the tips was to share my screenplay on my blog. At first, I was all HELL TO THE NOPETY NO. But I can't get my screenplay out of my mind. Like, it kind of consumes every… Continue reading My Screenplay. Now on WordPress.
Blog Trends That Prove I Will Never Be Cool Enough to Hang with “Real” Bloggers
Disclaimer- these are things that annoy me. I am not suggesting that if you do any of the following, you must change. I write this thing called a "blog" where I share my pet peeves, talk about John Hughes, diet, binge eat, diet, eat again, and occasionally write a sponsored post. I am not out… Continue reading Blog Trends That Prove I Will Never Be Cool Enough to Hang with “Real” Bloggers
How to Take a Head Shot Without Regretting it the Next Morning
*I recently migrated from my blog and some pictures didn't make the move. So please excuse the words where pictures should be but I don't have the time or energy to find the pictures. I don't take a good picture. I talked about it here so this will surprise no one who reads here with… Continue reading How to Take a Head Shot Without Regretting it the Next Morning
Everything You Wanted to Know About Blogging but Were Afraid to Ask
I knew nothing about blogging when I initially started in 2010. I literally Googled, "how to create a blog", chose the first result, and followed the instructions.That was it.A blog, by definition, is: 1- a personal website or web page on which an individual records opinions, links to other sites, etc. on a regular basis.… Continue reading Everything You Wanted to Know About Blogging but Were Afraid to Ask