30 Days of Lists: Day 20

Blog Post Ideas

1. A day of photos - Either an event that took place (like my trip to the county fair!) or just a regular day "In the Life of Me." Sometimes it's nice to look back on ordinary days and be reminded of the little things that I saw on a daily basis that I might not have appreciated at the time. I'm also terrible at actually sitting down to scrapbook so pairing photos with journal entries is nice to look back on.
2. Book Reviews & Impressions - I don't have a blog where I review books and I actually don't want one. There is so much work that goes into running one and while I admire those that do, I would rather not run one myself and just sporadically post about books. Because I love books!
3. Journaling Questions/Writing Prompts - Not just asking the questions, but answering them myself. Sometimes I need some guidance to write, I can't just sit down and spit something out.
   
4. Sharing a collection - A couple blogs I follow do this and I love it! Sometimes they share a photo of their collection or a recent acquisition, even accidental collections. I love hearing the story behind them.
5. Lists - I hope you haven't had enough of lists!! I hope the way I've been posting my "30 Days of Lists" isn't entirely boring (to the two of you that read my blog) but I'm just using it to get myself motivated. I am hoping to come up with some fun and different ways to share lists in the future--and not just lists about me!
   

I've been having a lot of fun coming up with these lists, but it's been a lot more difficult than I thought! I hope that having a few ideas in the back of my mind for posts will help motivate me to update regularly. I know I don't have to have a blog, and quite frankly I only know two people who read it (Hi, Mom! Hi, Val!), but I like to write, so I keep things blog going for me.

It's a nice trip down memory lane when I read an old journal entry or come across some old photographs. I hope these records of things I put down, photos I share, can be as enjoyable to you as they are to me.