I'm sitting here planning my posts for the week. I just wanted to drop in to let you all know that I'll be back tomorrow with my (more or less) weekly Library Loot post and then I've got a whole list of great books to review for you. I've been enjoying spending a little of my Sunday afternoon lounging time planning for my weekly blogging. I love blogging and for me, it is purely fun and relaxing. However, it can get exhausting to have to think up what to write about, write it, then edit it, then add pictures/links/etc. I've found that doing the rough draft on Sunday afternoon (including planning for pictures/links/etc.) makes my blogging during the week a lot less time consuming. Then, I just have to edit and read through the post and add the pictures and I'm done. However, if I change my mind about what I want to write about, then I've got this extra post that I've got to fit in somewhere. But other than that small drawback, I really enjoy this writing method.
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So, for those of you who blog, how do you organize and make time for your writing? Do you start each time you post with a fresh idea and do all your writing at once, or do you do something a little like I do? And here's the other question: Do you ever have the problem of forgetting about posts in drafts and then finding them weeks later?
For those of you who don't blog, how do you write other things? Do you start something, then think about it for a while and finish it, or do you just write the whole thing start to finish in one blow?
I look forward to hearing from all of you!
Whole thing start to finish, angst-ing about each and every semi-colon.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah. It's funny that we have such different writing styles. I kind of just throw the whole thing out there and see how it ends up. I do remember you working on worship commission writing. Ugh. I bet you're glad that's over.
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