AKA the new local bloggers. I have been updating my page with the blogs I read, most of which I find on hocoblogs.
We have all sorts of new writers joining our small focused community. Like a really good friend and neighbor who has started a blog about her birding passion, while juggling her life as a mom and wife. Mom’s Big Year.
I can really relate to the thrill of making sightings of rare or special birds. Which we enjoy from our vantage point in the woods.
Or another favorite. Threw Mike’s Eyez. Mike is a very talented photographer who posts his take on the local “stuff” here in Howard County. And his wonderful pictures.
I still follow most of the locals using hocoblogs, and I still have a blog that I keep open for reading, to use as inspiration, to get ideas. I am still wading through David Lebovitz . Definitely my inspiration to bake, and to find new places to explore. To write more about the journey and what I see. I do enjoy chronologically following a blog to see how the author adapts, how they mature their writing, how they tackle new subjects, new ideas and new techniques.
Sometimes I think the bloggers are replacing the contributors to magazines. There was a time that I loved to read stories in Gourmet by their best writers. Now, I can find good writing in a few select blogs. Ah, technology and what it has done to us. I’m not complaining. Just adapting.
Check out a few of the blogs on my page that I am reading. Like the Slow Cook. Or Dinner: A Love Story.
Because, you know, I think it may all begin at the family table.
Thanks for the shout out, Annieriedora! Much appreciated! 😃 I’m super excited to start my ‘Big Year’ of birding this week on Jan 1st!
~Momsbigyear
Thank you also for the very nice mention. I enjoy your work also. Mike