#re-blogging

So, my test is this, to play nice or tell them where to go! The old me would tell them where to go but the new me should play nice. If you're in someone else's house you go by their rules if you want to stay in it, right? The thing is, it's not a rule, it's amongst Tumblr user etiquette... hmmm....

To Play Nice OR Not To Play Nice?

Okay folks I don’t know how you see this, but it seems to be a pretty good idea to participate in prompts every once in a while. I mean I’m not defining myself through numbers, at least I hope so, but I do appreciate to know a couple of folks out there do read my stuff.

That won’t change much though- only that you’ll get to see one or an other well known poetry sharing blog linked or tagged below a couple of my poems every once in a while and that the inspiration on my art does no longer depend on my life and experience alone.

I have no clue about how many prompts I will participate in or how frequently I will work with these sites, but you might not have seen the last of them. Well it depends on my motivation in the end, so I think at least that hasn’t changed. And it won’t before long as I am not paid for any of this ^^

Just a young adult finding his place and the thoughts that cross his mind doing so. I think that’s a good summary of what you may be seeing here.

Anyway- I wish the best of times to you.

Peace and love,

How do You Feel About Re-Blogs?

I’ve been fairly lucky with the blog in the past year, I have not had any negative or hateful comments left for me and when the Tygpress blog skim thing happened I seemed to escape that where many other bloggers had work of theirs taken and shared on that site without their knowledge.  But today I am asking how you feel about re-blogs?

Re-blogging is a way for bloggers to share great content…

I have lately taken to reblogging some of my previous old posts, some of the 1,676 I have at the moment and this one probably adds to.  I do it not because I am being lazy, but because now, more than ever, I have people looking at my posts, looking at the pictures, and even sometimes reading what I wrote.  So I take pride in re-presenting some of the little essays I am most proud of or have…

Ann has been blogging daily for 1,722 days. (Except for a few days that Michael filled in)

I have been following Ann’s blog for 1,009 days

I doubt there is anyone that takes more pictures with their iPhone than Ann.

Here is one from today’s post:

Working at a medical center near a historic baseball stadium, Ann gets some interesting shots with her iPhone.

  Here is the rest of the story: Day…