Blogging is time-consuming. I didn’t know that until I started mine last year. My husband was super supportive when I brought up the idea – he had no idea how time-consuming it would be either. I’m not even one of those super bloggers, you know, the ones with fantastic layouts, the wonderfully organized, the themed, the consistently written, the interactive . . . yeah, I’m not one of those. Maybe one of these days.
Thankfully, my darling, dear, sweet, understanding husband deals with the life of being a * blog widower * quite well when I am lost in Cyberland. I hope he knows how much it means to me and that I’m not trying to be neglectful on nights he nukes a frozen burrito for dinner so I can finish that last sentence (or two, or three, etc.).
I salute those who stand behind their blogger loves.
I was honored to be included in this fun, Beyond Your Blog piece, How your significant other can support your writing, featuring nine amazing bloggers (and me) who share a bit about the ones who support them as they blog, I wonder how many of them are forced to eat microwavable dinners, if they still get home cooked meals, don’t tell my husband!
Anyway, click the link, read the wonderful things to read, keep going – I talk about Mr. Qwiet Muse, my rock, in the number ten spot . . .
Thanks for this link! Great pieces about a really important part of bloggy life. I loved your comment about Chad leaving you the heck alone when you’re writing! Amen to that. It’s a gift.
Elouise
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Thanks 🙂 Chad is the hubby of the amazing Susan Maccarelli of Beyond Your Blog, My Mr. Qwiet Muse is Dan – All of our hubbys and significant others deserve kudos for letting us do what we do, especially the leaving us alone part 🙂
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Oops!!!! I apologize–and am also laughing at myself. Yes, your DAN is wonderful and you’re blessed to have each other.
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🙂 I find I am laughing at myself quite often these days . . . Thank you, he’s kind of a keeper!
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