Coming Home

~ humoringthegoddess

It’s been pretty quiet over here lately. I’ve noticed this trend in a number of blogs I follow as well.

I am sure blogging is still an explosive trend across the Internet. Along with TikTok and other services, blogging still reaches thousands every day. Lots of words and pictures and experiences still flooding the waves.

Sometimes I wonder: What is left to say? What is left to share?

I myself have been busy with my family, going away camping for a week or up at the family cabin where Internet service is challenging.

But also I needed a break to refresh and repair. Both mentally and physically.

I am sure you all are in the same boat. Busy and productive some days, worthless and wondering others. We all have something worth listening to. It’s just a question if anyone is out there that still want to listen.

I’m not a hot shot blogger, trend setter, social media guru. I’m just a granny that loves unique art and inspiration and dreams. I am the kind of person who just wants to encourage the person next to me to uncover their own creativity and run with it. I want to encourage others to listen to live music and walk through the woods and say hi to their neighbor.

Simple things. Simple things that make a world of difference.

Good news is that I’m back in the creative world and hope that you are still here with me.

I’m going to check into other quiet blogs and see if they have come back to our world as well.

I hope it’s you.

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Published by humoringthegoddess

I am a writer of fantasy fiction that often surrounds middle-aged women. I am a married mother of two and granny to three, a BoHo Chic kinda gal. I am recently retired and busier than when I worked 9-5. But writing and blogging is my main game.

14 thoughts on “Coming Home”

  3. I think of blogging as a community. A couple of bloggers have actually stayed with me for a week. One came back for a second visit. I love seeing everyone’s companion animals and I’ve learned a lot about places I’ll never visit. Bloggers have shared losses and new beginnings. Shared their art and their lives. I’ve seen so many beautiful things, that goes for your blog and all that incredible artwork. Things I would have never seen anywhere else. I’ve laughed at things and felt great sadness over the losses people have experienced. I have a few very good blogger friends. We text and keep in touch. So while blogging may not be what it once was, I think it’s still alive and well and a great opportunity to connect with others.

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  4. I’ve had a couple blogger stay with me for a week. So friendships have come from blogging. Even those I’ll never meet, are friends. We discuss issues, go through things together and share things we think are beautiful or important. I’ve learned about other places that I will never see. I love seeing all the animals everyone adores. It’s a community, of sorts. It’s always okay to take a beak but I’m glad to see you again and know that you’re having a great summer.

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  7. I have posted less frequently the last couple of months, too. I’ve debated taking a short break. We’ve just been busy with all sorts of stuff. I put a lot into many of my blog posts, and that takes a lot of time. I’m glad to know I’m not alone. I still want to write, express, share and support, but I’m feeling a need for an internal refresh. I am glad you want to continue blogging, too!

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  8. It is quieter in blogland recently. I have decided on quality over quantity. I only post when I feel like it. I love blogging but not when it causes stress. Nice to see you here. xo

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