I have been at a Highlights Foundation workshop (yes, it's put on by the Highlights Magazine folks) for the past week. Almost phoneless. Almost email-less. I've realized how addicted I am to the internet!
Here's one thing (among many) that I learned this week. If you are a writer who is going to have a blog, you need to update it regularly. People depend on you, and when you disappoint them it is not good for many reasons. It lowers expectations. It makes you less of a "go to" source. It makes your readers wonder if you've spontaneously combusted. (The answer is no to that last one, in case you were wondering).
So, my dear cyberfriends, I offer you a hearty apology for leaving you for almost two weeks without a post. And without forewarning. Please forgive me.
Lesson learned!
More on the zillions of things I learned at the Highlights Workshop next time . . .
2 comments:
I was starting to worry! Don't forget to give you post a title, wild thing! I'm glad you're back. Which workshop was this, the novel writing? Can't wait to hear more. I was in Rochester on research last week--came home in a snow storm. But oh, was it fun! And yes, I did blog about it. Trying to build those good habits, now.
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