Hey, friends, the year is drawing to a close. Obviously. It's with great excitement that I look forward to next year. Mostly because I hope it brings a job offer. But I also look forward to a top secret blog series starting in January!
Before I announce what that will be, I want to hear about what you guys want to see here next year. This is your chance to tell me that you hate my background and wish I used more scripture in my posts. Be honest. I can take it.
Some guiding questions:
1. What have you liked? What have you disliked?
2. What has worked? What hasn't worked?
3. What do you want to see more of? What would you like to never see again?
4. What do you think of the layout? The content? The frequency?
5. Anything else you'd like to add but I haven't offered?
You're welcome to post in the comments section (anonymous posting is enabled) or email me at KatieAxelson[at]gmail[dot]com.
Thanks!
<>< Katie
PS: In other news, I became a National Novel Writing Month winner yesterday by officially logging in 51,9523 words written in the month of November. My novel isn't quite done (is it ever?) and I've got a lot of revising to do but for the purpose of validation: completed!
3 comments:
In all honesty, I don't pay attention to the background or layout. :)
I just like reading about your life! I like the posts where you find God in the ordinary; your writing is always so creative! I also like the posts about your travels to Barnes & Noble b/c it's always followed with a Reading List post!
However, I think you should bring back the Birthday Posts!
Wow, I've never used the word post so much in a short amount of time!
Speaking the truth in love:
I really like your conversations with God and your attention to detail. I can't really think of any posts that haven't encouraged me. The frequency of posts is spot on.
I wish I could do anything as much as you write!
'nuff said.
Wonderful that you completed a novel over 50,000 words long!! I'm a over 40 girl who resides in your university "city." I enjoy reading your blog. Your writing is refreshing, authentic, and interesting. Keep on. Praying for you during this time of transition. Here's a big wave from your adopted town!! Meh
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