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[pat davis]

Hi all.

No-one else has jumped in on Valerie's query, so I'll add my comments. 
It seems to me that you'd have to have a reason to blog; that is, are 
you using it in a social way, to make friends, etc? I can also see that 
it might be used to promote oneself, but I don't know how that would 
work. I know Nita has a blog, so hopefully she'll leap in here.

My main worry about blogging is that it would take time away from my 
painting. I am quite adept at finding excuses not to be in the "studio" 
(If you've ever seen my studio, you'd understand the quotes) Any more 
things to pull me away would mean I'd spend even less time there. That 
said, I know there are people who seem to have an incredible amount of 
energy and who love to be perpetually busy. For them, blogging would be 
great. For me, I don't think so... at least not at this time.

FWLIW
pat

artistvalerie at rogers.com wrote:
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> Also I was most interested in knowing about blogging and think it would be a great artist tool.  I do not know too much about it.  Any hints out there.  Thanks Much. Valerie Kent
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