Wow, I knew the
A-Z Blogging challenge was going to be tough, but I had no idea how intense it
would be. Of course, me being one who enjoys a challenge, I loved every minute
of it.
I enjoyed coming
up with new topics every day. Some of the topics ended up being a bit quirky,
but that’s what made them great.
Visiting new
blogs and meeting new bloggers was the best thing ever. There are so many
sweet, creative people out there. I loved finding all the awesome blogs.
Here’s what I learned.
1.
How to spell “challenge”. Some words, I know how
to consistently misspell. That was one of them until now (sort of). Thanks to
all of the spelling champions who didn’t harass me about it in the blog labels.
2.
How to be comfortable with my writing. Normally,
I’ll write a blog post and then let it simmer for a few days (or a week) to make
sure it is just right. But blogging every day meant there wasn’t time to second
guess my topic choice or spend a bajillion years editing it to perfection.
3.
My ABCs. Yes, I already knew this, but it’s nice
to have confirmation that I haven’t forgotten the good old lessons from kindergarten.
I was worried that I’d miss a letter
or get some swapped. There were some near misses around the r-s-t as I almost
got ahead of myself, but as far as I know, every letter is in order.
4.
The importance of connecting. I spent a good
amount of time exploring other blogs and meeting new people. While my
work-in-progress novel didn’t progress as much as I would have liked, I did get
some writing done, but most importantly, I made new friends in the blogging
world.
How was your A-Z
blogging challenge?
