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I canât believe Iâve now been desperately thinking of things to blog about for four years. When I started I had little idea what blogging was really about, and now I truly have no idea. I think blogs exist mainly so you can get annoyed, and then say rather pointedly to yourself that youâre going to bloody blog about it, because thereâs clearly a readership out there for articles on driversâ inability to park without taking up two bays. Of course unless you do blog about it within 2 minutes youâll have forgotten all about it and probably driven off anyway. Blogs are the modern equivalent of writing to the Times.
Itâs like all those notes in your phone that were Pullitzer prize winning novels, but now read more like a free-associating dead-head in 1960s San Francisco mumblingâŚ
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Some great points. Iâve also been thinking about writers who devote all their energy on teaching rather than mix in some work. This might be a symptom of our culture. If they are able to make a living from blogging, thatâs probably okay with me. If they can inspire another writer, they are truly a teacher. Writing is such a crowded market now. Personally, I have to shift my perspective on it. âWhy am I doing this?â In the meantime I can post neutral thoughts while I decide my purpose.
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