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Why do YOU blog?
Just curious what everyone's motivation is for blogging?
My family blog is mostly to keep friends and family updated and in the loop, but I've enjoyed moderate success and am enjoying earning (a little bit) of money from it!
My food blog started as a self-motivator to get me to cook at home more... so far it's working... and also earning me (a little bit) of money!
April
AprilsLittleFamily
MamaLovesFood
My family blog is mostly to keep friends and family updated and in the loop, but I've enjoyed moderate success and am enjoying earning (a little bit) of money from it!
My food blog started as a self-motivator to get me to cook at home more... so far it's working... and also earning me (a little bit) of money!
April
AprilsLittleFamily
MamaLovesFood
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Permalink Reply by Shynea on -
I blog for fun and as a way to help other families pinch their pennies. I have to live on a tight budget, and I know that my family isn't the only one that has to do that. I love blogging and helping other families out.
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Permalink Reply by Alexes Covington on
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Well I have a main blog for making friends and staying in touch with old friends.
That's One Cluttered Brain!
And my other blog is strictly a writer's blog. I suppose in time I will eventually update it more but for now Cluttered brain is here to stay.
My writing blog is to tell everyone of my struggles and successes with writing!
I kinda like it!
Here's that one! Writer's block
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