In life there is tough stuff you have to do, things that are unpleasant but necessary to keep things functional and moving along. Everyone has situations they go through that test their resolve and tells the world about who they are. For me the tough stuff is a day like Tuesday. Survive and advance as they say. Lord have mercy today.
Tag Archives: People
Six Word Story
Overly dramatic is the drama king (or queen).
Six Word Story
Grace to each of you today.
It’s Here, It’s Friday
Happy Friday good people. Let’s finish the week strong. Have a great day friends and fellow bloggers!
The More, The Merrier
When someone likes your posts and follows your blog it’s a great feeling. However, I am not all about getting as many followers as possible here at The Tony Burgess Blog. Quality is as important as quantity in my mind. A fellow blogger just mentioned she reached the 1000 follower mark and I am thinking do I want to do the same here. On Tumblr I had well over 1000 followers but it became difficult to manage that many. WordPress might be a different animal though.
Currently I am around 850 so I am not far off. Making connections and friendships in blogging is what I am most interested in doing, but can you do that with 1000 people. My brother-in-law has near 5000 friends on Facebook which I think is the cap on personal accounts but he is a person who naturally makes connections in his line of work. I guess time will tell if I reach that 1000 follower milestone. Perhaps I just should think that the more the merrier is a good thing. Hopefully it means people like you, or something like that.
The Struggle Is Real
This week has been a real struggle. Winter weather on Monday and Tuesday seemed to make everyone a little cautious and not willing to do much. In my line of work people are your livelihood and when they won’t budge then you proceed to pull your hair out, get a headache among other things. My friends you just have to fight through stuff and do your best. Yes the reality of it all is that we all have challenges and how we face them says a little about ourselves.