Mikayla here… Hi! Happy new year!
I’ve recently gotten told that my blog is boring.
And guess what? I actually said thank you, how can I improve?
So I’m going to put more of myself into my blog posts. The structure of my posts won’t be article format, I’m not going to tell you things you already know.
I’m actually going to mix it up and tell you about all my experiences being a Mets fan, why I’ve really drifted away from being a believer and adapted to a passive Mets fan mentality, and share how the team and several former and current Mets shaped and impacted my life.
I’ll start by saying, David Wright is really special to me, and so is Jose Reyes. The year of 2004, when I first began blogging, wow. I plan to relive my Mets childhood through this blog.
Let’s all go back in time.
The one thing about life is, it’s ever changing.
Memories last a lifetime. Change is inevitable, and I honestly was inspired when my friend called me and my blog boring. When it comes to being a professional and my blog, my business, I’m always down to hear how I can improve.
Should I make Mets fan Fridays a thing? Where I collaborate and interview Mets fans?
Let me know! In the meantime, I’ll be online, writing of course!
-MetsBloggerGurl
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Very interesting. I know what you mean. I write a lot of boring posts I bet. Nobody gives me this feedback though. I agree that you just need to be yourself. You don’t need to be an Associated Press (AP) writer. It’s about having a take. Be you. Did you really start blogging in 2004? That’s 20 years ago.