Blogging so far

I really liked writing these posts. In fact, I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. The best part about it was talking with artists. I have found a kinship with them and it felt more like having conversations rather than interviewing. Hopefully I will keep bumping into artists and having interesting conversations with them, because if so I would love to keep writing this blog. I will also keep blogging because it’s a good experience for an aspiring writer like myself.    

            The first week of blogging went much better than expected. I didn’t have a hard time talking to people, and it wasn’t hard to find people to talk to about art in a town that is so full of artists. I didn’t even expect to talk to David Vigil for as long as I did, but I’m glad I stopped to talk to him. I also talked to another artist at length when I wasn’t expecting to, which I will probably write about for next week. The only thing that concerns me is planning some of the bigger things I want to write about which would require more time and a little bit of money. I’m sure I can figure it out, though.

            I hope my writing isn’t too informal, but I like this more relaxed style of writing for the blog. It feels more natural to me, and I have more experience with it. I think blogging is a good way to tell stories because it gives the writer more freedom. I like being able to write about something I am passionate about, and telling the stories in this style. I don’t have any complaints about this class to speak of, but I was a bit unprepared for three posts a week. With a little more planning, it’ll be fine.