I like reading other people's blogs because they give me inspiration, they teach me a lot of useful stuff and because sometimes they give me insight into the personal life of those bloggers.
What I'm less optimistic about is posting new stuff every day. I cannot imagine how anyone can have so much time to carefully and patiently collect pics to post them. I admire people who manage to keep their blogs constantly updated, despite their daily chores, kids, family and jobs.
I like looking at those pictures of neatly stacked and piled objects on display. I wonder where do the fellow bloggers get the patience for that. Another thing that puzzles me is whether they really have so many flower printed cups and do they really eat from the china they take pics of (once they set the table for different meals). Looking at those pots and glasses and different dishes the designers offer us and claim to be the "must haves" I can't help but wonder, do we really need them to be happy? Or any of those seemingly useless objects?
A little digression that I have to make. The spring break starts in less than two weeks. I'm very happy. I'll be at my boyfriend's place doing some gardening and landscaping, and hopefully I won't be thinking about my job. I won't have to hurry back home on Sunday to commute to work on Monday. Plus, 4 extra days with a friend of mine in some seaside resort in Croatia... Well, I'm starting to hate those places but I'm looking forward to seeing my friend. I hope he'll bring me a nice present for Easter.
Sadly, I won't be with my boyfriend and our friends on May Day.
What I'm less optimistic about is posting new stuff every day. I cannot imagine how anyone can have so much time to carefully and patiently collect pics to post them. I admire people who manage to keep their blogs constantly updated, despite their daily chores, kids, family and jobs.
I like looking at those pictures of neatly stacked and piled objects on display. I wonder where do the fellow bloggers get the patience for that. Another thing that puzzles me is whether they really have so many flower printed cups and do they really eat from the china they take pics of (once they set the table for different meals). Looking at those pots and glasses and different dishes the designers offer us and claim to be the "must haves" I can't help but wonder, do we really need them to be happy? Or any of those seemingly useless objects?
Sadly, I won't be with my boyfriend and our friends on May Day.
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