Category Archives: Blogging Community
Ebs & Flows Of Blogging
My journey into blogging began in February of 2010 and 3,590 posts later, there are a few thoughts I wanted to share. Readers come and go: Some of the blogs I started reading 88 months ago are still part of my … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Blogging Community, Blogging Content, On Blogging, Uncategorized
Tagged benefits of blogging, blogging, my blog, why we blog
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Your Assistance Is Expected & Appreciated
Eclecticity Light is the second blog founded by my friend Doug. Eclecticty was his first. Doug was the the one who suggested I start blogging back in January of 2010, but I think he is feeling a little left out. I … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Blogging Community, Eclecticity, Eclecticity Light
Tagged blogging, blogging tribe, Eclecticity, Eclecticity Light Blog
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It Has Been Said . . .
. . . that you will be the same peson in five years that you are today, except for what you read and who you associate with. Here is a way get two for the price of one. 25 Blogs … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Blogging Community
Tagged blogging, CulturalOffering, Doug Fine, eclecticity light, getting smarter, Kurt Harden, learning
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A Larger Community
I am a better person because of blogging. No, really. I have been introduced to a plethora of interesting people and and facts, which would still be unknown to me had I not been a citizen of this larger community. … Continue reading
A Worthy Distraction
There are millions of blogs out there, so how do you find the really good ones? One answer is by sharing and re-blogging. Ann Koplow has been posting at The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgementally for 1,142 days now and I’m … Continue reading
Who I Hang With, Pt. 1
Many of the bloggers I “hang” with, not wanting to be labeled as “Mono-thematic”, offer up a mix of wisdom, wit and music as a way of keeping things interesting. Included in this list would be the likes of: Doug, (my … Continue reading
