Why, oh, why did I do this?! It's a two-fold decision. I'll tell you that it is selfish.
- First - I miss the friendship I developed with wonderful people on Facebook and I miss keeping up with my family.
- Second (and probably the driving factor) - I want to increase readership to my blog for the book reviews I do for authors. It's a great way to drive readers in both their and my directions.
I also discovered the joy of blogging book reviews. So far, I've only done two and it has been well received. Maybe not as well as some other blogs who have a high readership count but good enough for me. I am truly enjoying this. I blogged recently about this here: What I've Been Up To. Currently, I am reading Good Guys Love Dogs for review. So far so good.
I have mixed emotions about returning to Facebook. I really do. I'm happy to reconnect and to promote my blog. Yet, I feel like I am betraying myself for going back to Facebook. I shouldn't but I do. I remember clearly what brought me to the point of deleting my account and I can't go back there. I know that I don't want to fall back into the same trap I was in when I was on Facebook last. Facebook can really suck you in if you're not strong enough. I'm just a social individual who loves interacting with people. I know that I have to set guidelines for myself, not too strict, but I will have to pace myself as I return to Facebook. I can't overload myself. Now that I know what to expect and what can happen I will be able to handle this.
Well, there you have it. Now you know why I went back to Facebook. This time around it'll be better. I know it will.
In the words of my husband "LOL... You couldn't resist. Haha"
I'm glad you are back, I've missed you!
ReplyDeleteI'm on G+ but don't do much with it.
Ciao!
R
Thanks! I've miss you too. :-)
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