Ah, Sulia. I love writing for Sulia, in part because I receive a small honorarium for what I write there, but also because the format on this latest social network is longer than a tweet but shorter than a blog post. It’s perfect for writing quick pieces about news, ideas, and observations. It’s also an excellent space to learn from others on a variety of topics (parenting, recipes, education, politics, local stories, just to name a few) and to receive comments and feedback. But, for some reason, I find that when I write there, I don’t write here, which was never my intention. I need to find a balance so I’m writing in both places. Yes. I’ll get right on that!
In the meantime, here are links to a few of my posts on Sulia while I get my blogging mojo back (I’m working on a post about IDEA charter schools. I’m also pondering whether or not to continue featuring a different San Antonio mom blogger here each week. What do you think? Do you like the Q&As with local mom bloggers?).
When your baby needs to feel like a big boy.
There is a dessert so large, so rich, so decadent, it can have only one name…
Eager for summer. Or, why are my kids immersed in frigid water?
{Cheers to the Weekend!} What’s Cava?
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Colleen, I enjoy your posts about local bloggers! I feel like it gives me a chance to learn a little more about my peers. Also, I really do enjoy your sulia posts (although I’m having trouble getting on board with reading another social network!) 🙂
Thanks for taking time to leave a comment, Jessica. I really appreciate it! And I appreciate your input about the weekly blogger feature. I love learning about the other bloggers too: why they started a blog, what blogs they love to read, their advice for other bloggers. 🙂
Yes, keep the weekly features. It’s like a virtual mixer.
Thanks for the input, Inga!
I enjoy reading them, but maybe you could just make it a monthly feature?
Pamela, that’s a great idea. One I’ll definitely ponder.
I enjoy reading them too. And I think its a great way for others to get to know local bloggers. I love your content on Sulia. Its like small thoughts and easy to use. I dont have any suggestions sadly
Alvina, thank you. And I really appreciate your comments about what I’m doing on Sulia. I enjoy reading what you write there too. You always inspire me.