I blog because writing about my journey is a good way to keep me from veering too far off my intended path or to bring me back when I have veered off. I blog because I have found a community here that I find caring and supportive and understanding of circumstance. I blog because I feel like there is something inside of me that needs to be share and perhaps if I continue writing long enough it will find its way to the surface.

Thanks again for sharing yourself with us!

why do I blog? have no idea but I am thankful for all that it has brought me and taught me over the years.

After a while, I realized I was writing about too many topics on the 1 blog. I separated them into several dif blogs, focusing on my passions, and did a little promo on the side when I could. By now, I understood blogging.

Then I realized I needed help with my health. I started my gettinghealthy blog and started being honest. I blog there because I need somewhere to vent, and to let it all hang out. Anonymously. Still, I feel I’ve made friends, like you and Jen the Prior Fat Girl and TJ and Ron and many more. I need the support because sometimes it’s hard to do in person. Especially with all three members of our little family with special dietary needs, like gluten-free.

It would be nice if I earned money or endorsed products for my blogging time. It would be wonderful, in fact. Anyone got any tips? Feel free to browse and comment them to… Vee at http://www.veegettinghealthy.blogspot.com

I think blogging is pretty difficult when you really get into it. I mean, here we are spending TONS of our precious time writing, commenting, trying to get traffic and subscribers and attention. And most of us get *nothing* for our time. Except community. The people, the sharing, the bonding. That’s what it’s really about. People who expect more from it are probably going to be disappointed.

I’ve thought about quitting blogging lots of times. But the truth is, I love it. I would feel a big gaping whole if I didn’t do it.