Subject: zillion

From: "Rosamund Odell" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2006 02:56:53 +0100

If you count the number of posts over the last few weeks, you'll see that. Getting out and running or working out can have the same 'everydayness' aspect to it, but not blogging. You must have an idea, execute it somehow, with an eye towards communication and community.
Oso writes about academic blogging, but the insights apply to lawyer blogging or blogging in general.
You must have an idea, execute it somehow, with an eye towards communication and community. I tend to like blogging when I am more like an explorer and use it as a way to jump off the edge of the known world into terra incognita , thus chart new terrain, embark on a voyage of discovery.
I think that sums up why the writing hadn't been compelling. When you live in your newsreader as much as I do, it's intriguing to see how the RSS feeds you subscribe to bring you the insights you need on a regular basis. Keep the posts short and have fun. If you count the number of posts over the last few weeks, you'll see that. Hmm, no wonder that I think the discussion on blogs solely as forms of legal marketing or advertising is misplaced.
'Reflect mode' is extremely important for me as well.
Lately, I've been in an intake period. 'Reflect mode' is extremely important for me as well. Since I gave the presentation, I read two posts that gave my insights into the "everydayness" and work involved in blogging and, in the process, insight into what blogging is about, at least to me.
'Reflect mode' is extremely important for me as well.
" If you have been blogging for an extended period of time, you must read this post.
Thanks for sharing this information. The notion of knowing that a blog would be "pretty much a second job" and the importance of being in a space of inspiration resonated with me. Oso writes about academic blogging, but the insights apply to lawyer blogging or blogging in general.
Lately, I've been in an intake period. When you live in your newsreader as much as I do, it's intriguing to see how the RSS feeds you subscribe to bring you the insights you need on a regular basis. Seems that I meet new people just about everyday by blogging about what they may write about, by commenting on their blog, or by folks leaving a comment on my blog. Hmm, no wonder that I think the discussion on blogs solely as forms of legal marketing or advertising is misplaced. You should read it all to get the full effect, but at least read the last few paragraphs. You must have an idea, execute it somehow, with an eye towards communication and community.
Since I gave the presentation, I read two posts that gave my insights into the "everydayness" and work involved in blogging and, in the process, insight into what blogging is about, at least to me. The notion of knowing that a blog would be "pretty much a second job" and the importance of being in a space of inspiration resonated with me.
Until then, it won't appear on the entry. She says in this post: "Anyway, I'm back. Reflection is a valuable thing, and it is a joy to be part of a blogging community with Evelyn and Oso to help me reflect and see more clearly.
I tend to like blogging when I am more like an explorer and use it as a way to jump off the edge of the known world into terra incognita , thus chart new terrain, embark on a voyage of discovery.