My First Blogging Experience

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My first blogging experience was in Palo NHS, it was part of our lesson in Journalism 8 online writing,
and it is quite delightful. It was also frustrating because I did not know how to control the computer. It's quite nice because you get to explore your writing abilities and write about what you love. 

photo by Tirachard Kumtanom on pexels
Blogging can be scary at first, but as you go along you'll find that it is quite easy as long as you know what to write about. At first, I thought it was impossible especially since writing is an activity that I do not do very often but after some reassurance, I was able to do it.

My blogs will mostly be about traveling to known or unknown places, but most will be here in my home province Leyte or Samar. Someday I plan to travel to some place outside  Leyte.

Traveling has always been my niche because when I was a child, I loved to travel, my father would usually take me on trips to the mall or his childhood home in Basey, Samar. As of now I still love traveling, however, I don't get to travel as much now due to budget problems and lack of time.

Sir Ronald, our Journalism teacher taught us so many things about blogging. He taught us how to insert images and how to hyperlink text, but the best thing (in my opinion) he told us was that we could earn money from blogging. blogging is not like any other job where you need to wake up early in the morning and go to work in an office, to write a blog, you do not need an office, you can basically write anytime, anywhere.

Blogging is a beautiful experience and I look forward to writing my next blog very, very soon.

"Blogs are whatever we make them. Defining 'Blog' is a fool's errand"
- Michael Conniff











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