Insecure Writer's Support Group
Purpose of the IWSG: To share and encourage. Writers can express doubts and concerns without fear of appearing foolish or weak. Those who have been through the fire can offer assistance and guidance. It’s a safe haven for insecure writers of all kinds! Join us!
The Question:
Blogging is often more than just sharing stories. It’s often the start of special friendships and relationships. Have you made any friends through the blogosphere?
The Answer
I have so many lovely friends through my
interactions in the blogosphere, and I cherish each and every one. I've
improved my writing with each interaction, but I've developed as a person with
each close relationship.
&
Be sure to say hello!
KEEP WRITING!
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Announcing the first challenge of the
New Year!
Developed as a person - that's a great way to put it.
ReplyDeleteIt's true, each person I've met and learned about, I've learned from. Blogging has been much more rewarding than any other social platform, at least for me. :)
DeleteYou nailed it, Yolanda!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nancy!
DeleteI feel the same way. The friends I've made on IWSG blogging are precious and special. Happy IWSG day, Yolanda! You rock.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Joylene, you've made my day!
DeleteI've learned so much through connecting with other writers via blogging. Such a wonderful and supportive community.
ReplyDeleteDitto, Ellen, just look at the tribute to Jo Wake. So many recalling a recipe from her. It beautiful!
DeleteI'm so glad I connected with you through IWSG and WEP. Like you, I feel enriched by my online friends.
ReplyDeleteMe too, Olga, the support is so refreshing.
DeleteWEP and IWSG blogging friends are supportive and give me a warm fuzzy feeling. Happy IWSG.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on the WEP entry. I can't say that I've formed a lot of friendships through blogging, but I'm a tough nut to crack. I tend to keep my shell hard and my interactions superficial.
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