If I'm not off hiding somewhere with a good book, chances are I'm chasing a kid or a dog or sleeping, because every mom can use a nap! I found Prince Charming and married him, and now we enjoy the idiosyncrasies of life in an old farmhouse. Oh yeah, and we root for the Buckeyes. Every time.Usually I approach this screen with excitement. Often I have three ideas to pick from and only room for one. As a rule, blogging is one of my very favorite forms of writing. Not today. Not this week. Not lately. CNMC overload? A questioning based on some of the thoughts that were planted during that [...]
Entries Tagged as 'blogging'
Looking for the Hat, by Cathy Adamkiewicz
August 13th, 2010 · 4 Comments · guest post
Cathy A. (because I only just learned how to pronounce her last name at the CNMC, and she will be Cathy A. to me no matter what) has been blogging for quite some time. Her blog name, in fact, “from the field of blue children,” is a whole story in and of itself. (What’s not [...]
Tags: blogging·Catholic·Cathy Adamkiewicz·CNMC·in real life·new media·SQPN
Taking a Break from the Serious
August 12th, 2010 · 8 Comments · blogging
I’ve been in a funk for two days. And then, this morning, I realized that the nifty blog email I had set up (you know, the one in the SIDEBAR, here, ON MY BLOG?) was NOT, in fact, actually BEING CHECKED. (In other words, it was going to an inbox in the sky, not the [...]
My Blogging Talk at the CNMC MMX
August 10th, 2010 · 6 Comments · blogging, speaking
For everyone who couldn’t make it and for anyone who’s slightly curious, here’s the uStream of my talk last weekend at the Catholic New Media Celebration (also embedded below). I follow the brilliantly talented Thomas Peters, of the American Papist blog, and my talk starts at about the one hour mark on this video (it’s [...]
Blogs from CNMC MMX Attendees
August 10th, 2010 · 9 Comments · blogging, links, speaking
I promised a listing from my session at the Catholic New Media Celebration, and here it is. Thanks to y’all for making it a great session and for inspiring my work here. Thanks too for everyone who made me feel comfortable and like I belonged (as opposed to feeling like out-of-place 7th-grader finding herself mistakenly [...]
