Chowrangi

Blogging is that sort of writing, which is free, without bounds, knows no leashes and its all about power and energy. Blogging, is not that lame, restricted, long, boring, stale affair with pen. Blogging is the writing style of information age. Its how information is disseminated and received in the internet world.

Blogs are energetic, often spontaneous, current, fresh, brimming with life, personally rich and for the populace. They are unleashed little devils, which work at free will. Blogging has caught on due to its sheer liberated nature. Its a unique sort of dilogue between a writer and his readers.

But, as is the case with humans, they get tired and fed up. Power writing takes its toll and everyone needs a breather once in a while. So whenever is the case, that you don’t feel like blogging, or power writing is just not coming, then don’t get taken aback. Its natural and usual. Sometimes blogging can become too much and has got an evil potential to bog you down.

The blogging fatigue could be due to the demoralizing fact that nobody is reading or commenting upon your blog post, or it could be more pleasant that you are just tired of too many blog posts and comments. Whatever it is, don’t take it too serious or blood-sucking. It could be due to the rash, degrading and negative comments on your posts. There are times in all of our lives where we fail or fall short of what we set out to achieve and where other people’s views of our writing samples are not high.

So dont write for their comments, write for their welfare.

Other posts by Kashif Aziz

• Taliban of Punjab Police - March 3rd, 2010
• Chile Earthquake, Hawaii Tsunami and Social Media - February 28th, 2010
• President Zardari apologized for childbirth in rickshaw - February 26th, 2010
• Reason of Traffic Jams in Karachi - February 19th, 2010
• Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, Top Most Taliban Leader Caught in Karachi - February 16th, 2010
• PTCL Launches Largest Data Center of Pakistan - February 15th, 2010
• Reflections On Twin Blasts in Karachi - February 6th, 2010
• Aafia Siddiqui convicted, may be sentenced for 60 years - February 4th, 2010
• Dawn News going down the Drain? - January 30th, 2010
• Has Karachi Gone To Dogs? - January 27th, 2010