Sometimes I Think

        
Where did you first find out about AOL blogs/journals, and what made you want to start one?

My answer:  I found out about AOL blogs because my sister Valerie of There is a Season started one, and encouraged me to do the same. 

As to why I truly started my blog, I can't imagine.  I was an extremely private person at the time, LOL.  I was so private I wouldn't even tell my own family most things.  Why or how I became able to express myself online is beyond me.  I guess I began enjoying blogging as time went on, as I felt it was helping me, as well as helping others. :)  

Love you all, Krissy :)

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• #20 Comment from pprrrr39 
  6/18/08 7:45 AM | Permalink

  To be honest i cannot remember whose journal was the first that i read and how i came across it. I dont have a journal but like to see how others live all over the world.Hope that doesnt sound odd, but being agoraphobic i very much doubt i will visit these places.
• #19 Comment from luddie343 
  6/6/08 7:35 PM | Permalink

  Found out from a "Sassy" girl, and wanted to write because I can.  xo CATHY
  http://journals.aol.com/luddie343/DARETOTHINK/
• #18 Comment from jmoqueen 
  5/31/08 6:36 PM | Permalink

  I think it was either through AOL's homepage or the message boards
  
  Jenny
  
  http://journals.aol.co.uk/Jmoqueen/MyLife
• #17 Comment from jmorancoyle 
  5/29/08 12:24 AM | Permalink

      An article in Writer's Digest magazine recommended blogging as a way to getting one's writing out. I had a home page with AOL before where I posted some of my better articles along with graphics. Somehow it got lost. While looking for it I came across AOL's blogs. I don't know that it has helped my writing any, but I have learned to enjoy blogging. More than that, I like the people I've met.
  Jude
  http://journals.aol.com/jmorancoyle/MyWay
• #16 Comment from mosie1944 
  5/27/08 10:38 PM | Permalink

  I started my AOL journal thinking it would be a good way for family and friends to keep up with what I was doing.  Losing faith in AOL, I began a blogger blog.  But I couldn't give up my AOL journal because I was afraid I'd lose many of my faithful readers.  So now I keep two blogs going.  Somebody just SHOOT me!