The Murky Blog I mean bog…..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

When I wrote my very first blog post, ( https://marnieismymuse.com/my-first-blog-post/ ) I compared jumping into the world of blogging to jumping into a murky bog…Things haven’t changed that much for me…it still feels a lot like sticking my foot into a slimy, bubbling with Lord only knows what; nasty, hot mess! I have a few more followers now than I did that first day. I no longer feel like I am talking to myself, now I have a couple of friends to talk to, of course most people won’t admit to being my friend now that I went public with the “All my friends are crazy!” post…but, you know who you are…. and the writing part is getting a bit easier. I still don’t have “a voice” or a “mission” as all the businessy type people believe I should have. I don’t bare my soul and tell all our family secrets like the successful, passionate, artist types say I should do. (If you want to know all the boring I mean really juicy family secrets you have to come to the studio and take a class.) And I still struggle with what to write about. It’s not easy being an artist/business woman. Really, it’s a lot of fun, I love to make jewelry and I love teaching classes! That’s the good part, but I ENDURE the business end of things. I don’t have a photographer/marketer/accountant/computer wiz/salesman husband but the husband I do have is worth his weight in gold…now let’s see, the current market rate of gold is $1,665.25 an ounce…well you do the math, it’s not my strong suit either! I guess in the end there is nothing I would rather be doing than making jewelry, art and hanging out with my crazy friends. ( https://marnieismymuse.com/friends-crazy/ ) After all how many people can say they created a slimy bog? Yes, it took me 15 minutes um, I mean several hours to create that slimy, murky bog to photograph for this blog post. So my question is this, do any of my artist/readers not only enjoy, but thrive on the business side of being an artist and if so can I be your best friend 😀 ???

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