Diary on my sketchbook isn't always for a blog post
I often write a diary on my sketch book.
Sometimes, it's good for a blog post, and sometimes not.
Some of blog posts are from what I wrote on my sketch book.
However, not all entries become my blog posts, even I intended to be on the blog.
There are a few reasons for this.
The first reason is it's too incomplete. I wanted to write about a particular subject, and for several reasons, for example I sidestepped topics too much, or I was tired of writing before concluding.
The second reason is the entry may be inappropriate for made public for a blog.
The third reason is, in spite I somehow concluded the entry and it's not too bad to be made public, I don't feel like to tell what I've written, partly because I'm shy, and partly because when I'm in front of my computer I want much less to tell audience what I've written than I've just wrote the entry.
Sometimes, it's good for a blog post, and sometimes not.
Some of blog posts are from what I wrote on my sketch book.
However, not all entries become my blog posts, even I intended to be on the blog.
There are a few reasons for this.
The first reason is it's too incomplete. I wanted to write about a particular subject, and for several reasons, for example I sidestepped topics too much, or I was tired of writing before concluding.
The second reason is the entry may be inappropriate for made public for a blog.
The third reason is, in spite I somehow concluded the entry and it's not too bad to be made public, I don't feel like to tell what I've written, partly because I'm shy, and partly because when I'm in front of my computer I want much less to tell audience what I've written than I've just wrote the entry.
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