The title refers to this blog...I'm still trying to figure out what my priorities are here! To be so indecisive is exhauting! And I'm still not sure how many people are reading it.
Those who ARE reading it are not commenting so that makes me believe I'm not being interesting, profound or even mildly worthy. :) Ok, I'm feeling sorry for myself now...it's my own fault. I know very well that if I promote the blog (via Facebook, Twitter or Instagram), I would get new followers...BUT, I feel that I need to have a clear perspective and for now, I'm still all over the place.
I've been procrastinating about posting this month, as I have for years, and it's always about how open do I want to be, how personal, how funny, how serious. I decided today that I want to show either my photography or my watercolor projects.
Believe it or not, I just gave myself another idea! What if, until I figure out my priorities here, I just post at least one photo each day for the rest of the month? Each day the photo should represent something about that day--be it an emotion, an activity, a disappointment or a joy. I like it!! I will post at the end of the day and it could be one photo or maybe a collage to express that day. :)
In case you're wondering about the watercolor projects...don't think I'm ready to show them yet, but soon!
I hope I can remember to do this each day. And since today is just starting, the only thing I can think of is the sun coming out from behind the clouds! :)
Here's to figuring out your priorities one day at a time!
Hi Dee,
ReplyDeleteI think it is a good idea to post each day until month end. It will give you time to figure out, what you want to do with your blog. Proscatinating!! I understand that very well. I'm a specilaist at it. So don't worry
I do appreciate your encouragement, Jean Claude...and thank you for reminding me that I said I would post every day! I had already forgotten! LOL
DeleteHmmm...maybe that's why there's no comments, because this is hidden until someone clicks on No Comments...hahahah!
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