There are some who think of blogging along the lines of high school; popularity contests, campaigns for who will be the Homecoming Queen, the head cheerleader or the student body president.
True, there is some of this in blogging. Some of these childish bids for attention are part of the reason someone will check out one blogger or another, but it isn't why they stay.
The glue that holds bloggers together isn't how we are different from one another but how much we are alike. For that reason, I find blogdania a very joyful place to be, a place that has facades, to be sure, but also a place where the facades cover mostly the superficial while all that truly matters shines forth in all its glory.
It's a good place to be.
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- Heidi
- Wife, mother, novelist, gardener, bloggist, lover of good books, roses and vintage charm; passionate about her family, words, roses, vintage home decor, found treasures and the color pink.
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