Blogging on blogging on blogging
I would like to add to Danielle's tips for beginning Mommy-bloggers:
6. Don't get freaked out when a stranger introduces himself to you on the street and then asks you if you have a blog, because he thinks he recognizes you, or rather your kid.
Yesterday while Myles was riding his bike to Xingbake, an American guy I've seen around Starbucks started to talking to us. He then said he wasn't sure how to ask this, but then asked if we had a blog because he thought he recognized us. Fortunately, it was they person who found me by googling "Mary's Bar" and not "Chicken Street." That would have been much too creepy.
This is probably more likely to happen to someone like a Danielle Bean, or Amy Welborn, or someone who writes books or magazine columns and blogs. But it can totally happen to anyone.
6. Don't get freaked out when a stranger introduces himself to you on the street and then asks you if you have a blog, because he thinks he recognizes you, or rather your kid.
Yesterday while Myles was riding his bike to Xingbake, an American guy I've seen around Starbucks started to talking to us. He then said he wasn't sure how to ask this, but then asked if we had a blog because he thought he recognized us. Fortunately, it was they person who found me by googling "Mary's Bar" and not "Chicken Street." That would have been much too creepy.
This is probably more likely to happen to someone like a Danielle Bean, or Amy Welborn, or someone who writes books or magazine columns and blogs. But it can totally happen to anyone.
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