Now I am going to blog about bloggers blogging about bloggers blogging. Okay...that's enough, I'll get to the point!
In the blog post that I am responding to, Rebecca Blood blogs about Trine-Maria Kristensen. Trine-Maria is the blogger behind Hovedetpaabloggen. This translates from Danish to "Head on the block," or "to dare."
The thing that stood out to me the most in Rebecca's interview with Trine-Maria was the quote:
In the blog post that I am responding to, Rebecca Blood blogs about Trine-Maria Kristensen. Trine-Maria is the blogger behind Hovedetpaabloggen. This translates from Danish to "Head on the block," or "to dare."
The thing that stood out to me the most in Rebecca's interview with Trine-Maria was the quote:
“ People from all over the world, forming an open network right there in front of me, speaking to me—even listening to me if I had something intelligent to say. Wow! ”
It's amazing how you can start off reading popular blogs and connecting on so many different levels, and then being able to create your own and form an interconnection with others through your blog posts. Being able to have people respond to what you have to say, to question things, to find what you say interesting--people who you would probably not come in contact with otherwise.
I think that the interconnection in the "Blogosphere" is what makes it so appealing. There are so many things you can learn from sharing your opinions and getting opinions back from others around the world. Blogs are basis for opinions, and do not have to have unbiased information, so it is always a good way to have conversations and challenge ideas.
Because of blogs, I was able to find out about a Danish blogger and learn things about her that I was not aware of before. Getting into the blog world really opens up a whole different perspective on multiple topics.
I think that the interconnection in the "Blogosphere" is what makes it so appealing. There are so many things you can learn from sharing your opinions and getting opinions back from others around the world. Blogs are basis for opinions, and do not have to have unbiased information, so it is always a good way to have conversations and challenge ideas.
Because of blogs, I was able to find out about a Danish blogger and learn things about her that I was not aware of before. Getting into the blog world really opens up a whole different perspective on multiple topics.
It's amazing how you can connect with so many different types of people over the same thing, or even different things, all because of a blog or any social media type platform. Blogging is such a neat way to connect people across geographical locations. There are just so many different types of blogs out there! There's something for everyone, which is just so cool to think about. The fact that you know that there are other people out there feeling the same things as you, and having the same ideas and beliefs.
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I agree with Kayla-- the use of different fonts and colors makes the post interesting...as does your wit. Don't be afraid to be humorous, sarcastic or funny. People read blogs for the author's unique voice.
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