Monday, June 4, 2012

I Finally Posted a Contest Submission to Survival Blog.

Me, after my first guest post on
Rural-Revolution.com
As much as I enjoy writing, I don't put much faith into thinking anyone REALLY wants to read it. For that reason, I've only submitted a few contest entries over the past two years. The first post was at Rural Revolution and was a complete bomb. I'm not sure exactly why but posts there normally gets dozens of comments on articles and I got exactly...wait for it...NONE. The only comment is me, bellyaching about having no comments. Yep, just checked. Almost one year later and I still have NO comments on the article.

The second guest post I had published came out at  the same time and had a little warmer of a reception over at TheSurvivalistBlog.net. This article garnered 41 comments and makes me feel a little better. So, you can see my apprehension in submitting my third guest post to my all-time fav website: SurvivalBlog.com. The Grand-daddy of all survival websites.

IF my article gets accepted, I'll post a link to it here on my blog when it goes live. I will NOT, however, be holding my breath for a great response. Of course, I just realized, SurvivalBlog doesn't have a comment section! Hey, I'm feeling better already :-)

Update 06-05-12:  My guest article is posted! Linked above.
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4 comments:

  1. Dizzy-DickJune 4, 2012 at 7:49 AM

    Always say what you want to say and don't worry about the comments of lack there of. Of course it is always nice to get a lot of positive comments but the negative ones are not as nice but we learn from them, all of them.

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  2. RonJune 4, 2012 at 7:51 AM

    Very true DD, very true. Thanks for keeping it real.

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  3. AnonymousJune 4, 2012 at 7:47 PM

    I actually enjoy your writing....you just don't post enough!! I think you are just serious enough with some humor! Keep writing... amishwoman49

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