I blog for the community

Keywords: blogging , questions , friendship , social anxiety , blogging , blog love , blog community , friendship , nablopomo , wordiness , extremely online

To keep in touch with people, and learn about their dogs and their kiddos and their aspirations and their frets and their passions and their own everyday putterings. And I feel like I’ve found that community. Twice, now – once before the days of Twitter, which I blame, perhaps unreasonably, for the sharp decline in blogging in the later half of the last decade, and again in the past few years, with a handful of stalwart bloggers who’ve bridged the distance between the two. I love that some of those friendships have bloomed beyond the confines of our separate blogs.

https://lifeofadoctorswife.wordpress.com/2023/11/18/friends-through-writing-and-bloggers-vs-non-bloggers

I am grateful for IT because IT led me here, right now, to you

Keywords: first post , life , new blog , storytelling , writing

So, here I am. Trying again. Focusing a lot less on being perfect and a lot more on creating purpose. Yes, the fact that I’m typing this conversation-style post full of grammatical errors is causing the pastime English major in me to cringe, but it’s fine (for now). Someone once told me that a “finished something” is sometimes better than a “perfect nothing”.

https://kaitlynalexisorth.com/2022/01/12/a-finished-something

See also: “There (but for the Grace of God) Go I” [ https://socio.business.blog/2022/12/31/there-but-for-the-grace-of-god-go-i ]