Instead of comments on my first posting I received something a million times better instead: emails full of kindness and support. They were not from the friends I've known for years. They were messages from people I haven't even met. People I know through their postings on their blogs and vice versa.
I used to think that blogging is a bit superficial- how can we really know someone well enough to care for, just because we read their blogs? Besides, we know the things they let us know through their postings up to an extent.
I used to think that blogging is a bit superficial- how can we really know someone well enough to care for, just because we read their blogs? Besides, we know the things they let us know through their postings up to an extent.
However, it was Kate from BeatriceViolet and Georgianna from Georgianna Lane who made me realise that blogging does bring people together. Especially caring people who long to connect with others, despite of the fact that they may live on the other side of the globe.
Girls, thank you.
What are your thoughts on blogging?
PS. The moment I was writing this post, Greenthumb was sending me her comment! So, thank you Greentumb, too!
What are your thoughts on blogging?
PS. The moment I was writing this post, Greenthumb was sending me her comment! So, thank you Greentumb, too!
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| This is the way to meet my far away friends one day. Taken earlier this year. |
Where did you have your holiday?
ReplyDeleteIn Crete.
DeleteSo glad to have met you through blogging :) Nice to know there are kind people in this big world!
ReplyDeleteStill can't believe that people actually read my ramblings!
xxx
i always feel close to people who's blogs i read.
ReplyDeletesometimes i feel that it's really silly, i mean i don't even know these people. but then i realise i'm making connections with people, and it doesn't matter how you make a connection.
i think i'm going to like your blog
:)