Senseless Sunday Sarcasm : How not to make mistakes as a blogger?
This entire post could be summed up as follows:
The only way to avoid making mistakes as a blogger is NOT to write ANYTHING.
You can just sit at your desk, admire your site and never publish.
If, like me, you have a blog with the word RANT in it, you’re not going to be writing about the stock market…
Unless you had a dental student who was once a stock broker.
Yes, I wrote a rant about that. He had the misfortune to replace a dental student who was excellent. If his stock brokering was at the level of his dental skills, I now know why the market crashed in 2008.
If you insist on having the courage to step outside the NO MISTAKES ZONE, here’s my advice:
Number 1. Write out your pain — the good, bad, and ugly of it. Let it sit in draft for a day. If you wait too long, you could lose the passion in your writing.
However, if you’re writing about your in-laws, ensure they still use a manual typewriter, don’t own a computer and have a flip phone. Otherwise, this will be your fate:

dis clam-upper DISCLAIMER: I’m a mother-in-law, and I approve of this sarcasm.
2. Not everyone is going to like what you write. Live with it. Someone seeking love poems is not going to be content with this:
3. If you have spell check on your blogsite, try to use it — especially if you’re dyslexic.
4. Ignore the stats — they go up and down faster than a wave in a hurricane. Remember one important fact:
5. If you insist on offending no one then please, continue staring at a blog with no posts.
That’s all the advice I have in me for this second the day.
Now, if you’ll excuse me, it’s time to stare at my stats and perseverative over the fact that I just lost one reader.
Mistakes are some of my best writing! And yes I know that is not grammatically correct. Fodder for my folder.
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I hear you! I make mistake’s, too. I’m thinking more along the lines of this: I goe two stor to by snakes (I’m going to the store to buy snacks). 🙂
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Now that sounds like the beginning of a poem . . .
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I quit blogging because WordPress changed the way to post…. several times now…. and nothing is easy. So I don’t need to spend that time pulling my hair out trying to get the dang thing to look the way I created it. I have not figured out why when something is going good changes have to be made to make it less and less good.
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I can certainly understand that.
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Happy New Year Joelle.
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Thanks.
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This is a perfect post! Thanks for your humor today!😳🤓🙄😄
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Happy to share the laughs. 🙂
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😜😂😂😂 Lol… Loved your all advices✨😍🥰😸😸😸 Enjoyed to the core 😂😂
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Thanks. 🙂
Blogging can be both fun and brutal. Sometimes the post you throw together in a few minutes has lots of comments, and the one you spent hours on gets 5 likes and no comments. 🙂
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Hahaha 😂😂 That truly a fact that happen all the time. I never cared about followers or likes or comments. Just posting the way i wanted, 😂😂 Let it be fun or brutal😂😸 Enjoy the last day of 2019✨💐🤗Wish you a beautiful 2020..
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I like your observations. Your answer to Simon was on the mark.
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Thanks. 🙂
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LOL! Cheers,H
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Thanks. 🙂
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