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Sunday:unplugged No internet; no social networking; no checking in with my Etsy shop. I took a relaxing day of rest! Haven't done that in a while. I'm having to dig deep to come up with some kind of content here for my blog. As topics are not flowing gracefully from my brain. I'm trying to come up with things you might want to read about, see or learn about, without spending a whole lot of time on this thing. I mean, with Facebook and all, I'm not sure who is even reading this blog lately! Starry Night earrings (They) say that you should be consistent when posting to your blog; same time and day; same time each week. (They) say to post content that your readers want to see. I know everybody likes to see photos, but I'm running of of good content to post. Flower earrings on vines In case you haven't noticed, I'm sprinkling this post with some new jewelry that I have available in my Etsy shop right now. I have had my views pick up lately, whi...

I've been blogging for some time now, (well over a year, if not 2), and have been following many blogs for that amount of time also. I've noticed that after about a year some bloggers either stop blogging, or the amount of posts decrease from daily, to weekly, to monthly, then no posts for months. Why does this occur? Do we get bored with blogging? Do we run out of things to say or write about? I guess if one has a background in writing, a blogger could potentially continue to find topics about which to write about. I find it curious, to me at least, why some folks stop blogging, especially if their followers are increasing, and their readers are increasing. I've noticed this in a couple of blogs that I followed. What I see that seems to work for some, is a repeated weekly post on some topic or the other. For example, some have specific days that they: run a contest, do a tutorial, have group topics to post on (blog carnivals), interview other artisans, post recipes, or boo...