Thursday, July 16, 2026

Blogging Onwards

 




So I'm enjoying my blogging, and I've been thinking about how to do things in the future. And I've decided to stick to the monthly round up of events in my life, even though they can be very difficult at times. But I will try to keep the round up as positive as possible. I think it's a good thing to try to find the positives to write about, even in a trying month, because it makes me look through the rubbish of everyday life, to find those nuggets of positivity. And suddenly things don't seem quite as bad as they were. The challenge will be to make sure that the positives outweigh the negatives, because I don't want to bore the readers of this blog with misery. My life is hard, it's true. But it's far from miserable  and my blog will reflect that. 

I'll also be creating little "article" posts about various subjects that relate to my life as a femme non-binary queer person. An example of these would be my recent thoughts on Tiptoe and the real example of trans and homophobic that occurred in a town near my home lately.

And I'm going to be creating more posts on music. Music is a huge part of my life  and helps to keep me calm, and as such I want to write about it in my blog. So I will start doing my regular round up of my musical listening  with a regular On The Turntable post. I will also write posts on my favourite artists and records, from time to time. 

I've had a positive response to my blog so far,  and I've made some friends by doing it. Now I want to get myself more active with it.

Thank you to everyone who has read my blog and enjoyed it, and for the comments and feedback I've received. 

Deeanna 

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2 comments:

  1. Looking forward to "On The Turntable" :)

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  2. Thanks Jonathan. I'll be doing a list of stuff I've listened to recently, next week, so hopefully you'll find it interesting.

    Dee xxx

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