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The thing is… if you end up posting in your blog as a result of feeling obligated to do so, then doesn’t that defeat some of the purpose? What is the purpose? Who is your intended audience? Is it more for you or is it for someone else?
I don’t think that it defeats the purpose to post on the blog because I feel obligated to – I feel the same way about shaving sometimes, but that doesn’t make it any less necessary. As to my purpose, well, this is meant to be my slate – perhaps the only opportunity I may have in a day to write anything cohesive at all. I don’t have an intended audience – I have an accidental audience, which may keep me (at times) from saying everything I want to say. And I wouldn’t say that I write the blog for me – I read the comments for me. Writing a post in and of itself isn’t fulfilling until I get some amount of feedback (which should guilt the rest of you into commenting more
). Thanks for commenting Alvin.
Yes!! (I believe in feedback, and I completely “get” what you’re saying about it!)
Hopefully we will all “step up” and give more feedback.
(not guilted though! lol)
BTW, Did you see that this particular “postcard” that you wrote about, had a “p.s.” added to it, by the PostSecret site manager?
Not sure how the “p.s.” figures into the orginal sender’s “drama”…but in some weird sense it seemed to me, that the “p.s” should actually be an encouragement to you about your writing. (there’s hope in the revealed truth.)
Anyway–I hope you don’t stop writing “here”, I find your blog very refreshing.
Glad you re-posted the PostSecret site. I saved it, to check back on.
It does make you consider what your own postcard would say…hmm.