Blogging

As I was reading the blogs such as Productive Flourishing, Tagan's Kitchen, and Rebecca Blood, it came to me that all three blogs were somewhat different.  They are different in the way they are set up how they incorporate the information and how it is written.  I read some of their blogs and I enjoyed reading them but some better than others.  The blog that really interested me was Productive Flourishing.  The way the blog was set up it was very easy to keep up with and use.  The blog was easy to read and wasn't hard to understand.  There weren't so many pictures everywhere and the fonts weren't crazy, making it easy and simple.  His articles looked very professional and I liked the way the blog was organized.  Tagan's Kitchen was interesting too because she was posting the recipes along with the pictures.  The food and drinks in the pictures looked appetizing and very colorful making you want to read how to make it and read about the food.  I liked how she organized her thoughts and how each picture had an explanation and how to make the recipe.  Her posts had me wanting to continue reading all of the delicious meals that she was cooking and made me actual want to try and cook them!  Also as I was reading it was making me hungry!  Rebecca's Blood was my least favorite blog because she had no pictures along with what she was writing.  It was all writing, and to be honest, I sometimes don't like to read especially if it doesn't interest me.  However, i read her blogs and they were very interesting but it wouldn't be something that would catch my eye right away.  Rebecca did a very good job organizing, but it was more like an article i was reading rather than a blog.  For my blog I focused on the ideas of Productive Flourishing.  I like to have it easy and simple for people to read and very organized.  He kept it interesting and made me want to read more and that's the blog I used to help make mine better.  Since I'm new at blogging i'm still trying to get the hang of this and looking at other blogs helps a lot!  I'm hoping as the semester carries through I become almost a "professional" at it!  "If only that could be true!"