I’ve been sporadically reading your blog for a while. I found you through searching for info on teaching English in Korea (you gave some insightful tips, by the way). Not really sure if I’ve ever commented, but this post really struck a chord with me. You’ve offered insight into the realities and frustrations of blogging with a happy ending: your return to doing what you love. Thank you for your honesty and inspiration. Happy writing.
]]>I’m really glad you took a few months off to get some head space – your blog is fantastic and I imagine taking a step back will allow you to write even more personal and inspiring posts. Can’t wait to read them and good luck
Plus I much prefer to read a blog that’s a bit more personal. I don’t like too many travel blogs because they can all tend to lose that personalised experience and sound too robotic … almost as though I’m reading a Lonely Planet guide or something. And while that might be useful for when I’m planning my travels, I like to read blogs for fun and experience life through someone else’s eyes.
I hope that makes sense. Haha
Anyway, don’t put so much pressure on yourself, hun. Write what you want to write, when you want to write. About the big things and the little things.
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