Blogging: How Much Is Too Much?!?!

I have been conversing with friends who are far more in touch with the world of blogging than I am to find out what is the right amount of times of posting things.  I know that of course, it has to depend on the individual and how much they have time to do, however I also wanted to know if not doing daily blogs was detrimental to the process.

It seems that there are many popular blogs that are updated monthly although there are some that are even longer.  Thus far I have been posting daily however when life kicks in after the holidays and my first edit comes back I am going to find that won't be possible.

I must say that in many places it says you should write for a least an hour every day and if not that for at least half an hour so this sort of takes care of that also.  Add to the fact the posts I am going to continue to do shall also relate to what I am learning so what the hey, it may turn out that I can post daily (which means messenger friends may suffer!) or more likely it will be every so many days.

I called this "ramblings" because I am doing this process in a very intuitive way.  I am putting it out to the universe what I need and waiting for results and so far, so good!  Lets just say original Aboriginals followed the dream lines to find the resources they needed and I am doing the same thing for this writing walk-about!

I am still figuring out how to create and edit this site.  I am used to Wix which I found far superior in so many ways including flexibility.  Wordpress is great if you have a background in it but I don't have the patience for it...however that is for another time.

For now, lets say it will be daily or every other day.  Hope you enjoy and get something from this...I have lots to share that I am going through the process on now.  For the fun of it while I wait for my edit to be done and while I compost concerning what is coming up, I have started looking into an ebook cover which means I am learning a fairly substantial program as well as exploring others which I shall be given a critique on...both for Mac and PC keeping in mind, I left graphic arts first year at art school and moved into fine art; I never looked back!