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I know a goodly number of you guys out there are food bloggers, as I
attempted to be. I have gotten derailed and haven't posted anything in a
while. I looked at Chris D's blog and she is not up to date either (sorry,
Chris, yours was the first on my list to look at). Is anyone else having a
difficult time getting their blog current? Is it the season, the amount of
work involved? I'm just curious.
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>I know a goodly number of you guys out there are food bloggers, as I >
>attempted to be. I have gotten derailed and haven't posted anything in a
>while. Is anyone else having a difficult time getting their blog
>current? Is it the season, the amount of > work involved? I'm just curious.


I am dieting. It's difficult to photograph food when you are dieting unless
you invite guests. The things I am still making are things I blogged years
ago, like jams, moussaka, focaccie etc. I'm trying to do a series on
portable foods, but whoìs going to eat it?


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>>I know a goodly number of you guys out there are food bloggers, as I >
>>attempted to be. I have gotten derailed and haven't posted anything in a
>>while. Is anyone else having a difficult time getting their blog
>>current? Is it the season, the amount of > work involved? I'm just
>>curious.

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> I am dieting. It's difficult to photograph food when you are dieting
> unless you invite guests. The things I am still making are things I
> blogged years ago, like jams, moussaka, focaccie etc. I'm trying to do a
> series on portable foods, but whoìs going to eat it?
>

I thought of blogging the diet. (recently started WW) Is that something you
might consider........the ups and downs, failures and successes?
-ginny


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On Fri, 09 Jul 2010 10:01:09 -0400, Virginia Tadrzynski wrote:

> I thought of blogging the diet. (recently started WW) Is that something
> you might consider........the ups and downs, failures and successes?
> -ginny


I'm not a food blogger but I enjoy reading them... and trying not too
sound too much like a party-pooper I think keeping a kind of 'dear diary'
thing about the WW diet (and many other diets) has been done already by
many others and may not be such a 'fresh idea'. An alternative could be to
just focus on the meals you've made and enjoyed (because I know that WW
food can also be pretty darn tasty if the dieter happens to be a good
cook) and you might be able to add some 'zing' e.g. ideas/recipes that
other WW-ers might like? Just my 2 cents worth and feel free to tell me to
go to hell...

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> I thought of blogging the diet. (recently started WW) Is that something
> you > might consider........the ups and downs, failures and successes?
> -ginny


I do mention it occasionally, but since my blog is mainly for clients or
potential clients it doesn't seem too great to talk about needing to diet
(after I eat my own food?) I can't be mentioning all the time that this is
weight I gained from quitting smoking, because it seems too much an excuse
after a while. So mostly I invite people over and feed them something I
want to publish, which I did last night with an idea for pasta presentation.




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On Fri, 9 Jul 2010 08:33:07 +0200, Giusi wrote:

> "Virginia Tadrzynski" > ha scritto nel messaggio
>>I know a goodly number of you guys out there are food bloggers, as I >
>>attempted to be. I have gotten derailed and haven't posted anything in a
>>while. Is anyone else having a difficult time getting their blog
>>current? Is it the season, the amount of > work involved? I'm just curious.

>
> I am dieting.


please accept my condolences in your time of sorrow.

your pal,
blake
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"Virginia Tadrzynski" > wrote:

> I know a goodly number of you guys out there are food bloggers, as I
> attempted to be. I have gotten derailed and haven't posted anything in a
> while. I looked at Chris D's blog and she is not up to date either (sorry,
> Chris, yours was the first on my list to look at). Is anyone else having a
> difficult time getting their blog current? Is it the season, the amount of
> work involved? I'm just curious.
> -ginny


I haven't posted since the end of April. It's been a low priority item
for me (and it's not like I've got a boatload of people who read what I
post there). I keep saying I'll catch up ‹ I've got the pictures,
that's for sure. :-)

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On 07/08/2010 11:12 PM, Virginia Tadrzynski wrote:
> I know a goodly number of you guys out there are food bloggers, as I
> attempted to be. I have gotten derailed and haven't posted anything in a
> while. I looked at Chris D's blog and she is not up to date either (sorry,
> Chris, yours was the first on my list to look at). Is anyone else having a
> difficult time getting their blog current? Is it the season, the amount of
> work involved? I'm just curious.


My general food blog is a sporadic thing by design. I've posted fairly
frequently since 2006. I'm starting a new blog, though, and I'm taking
it pretty seriously; gonna take photography lessons, etc. It launches
on the 1st, and I'm totally jazzed. I got the domain and hosting
sponsored, and I have people helping me with it, so if I lose steam,
they can take up some of the slack.

(It's a gift to my mom, so I'm not posting the URL here until I show
her, but you're on my Facebook, so you may have seen me talking
wayyyyyyy too much about it lately, because my mom doesn't do Facebook.)

Serene
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