I’ve noticed a trend.
On blogs.
Where people write one or two sentences or phrases.
And then insert a line break, and start the next one.
I’m not sure quite why they do it. I guess they think it makes the blog easier to read. But does it?
Oops – that was three sentences.
Did I lose you there?
Sorry.
I personally find it harder, not easier to read. And a little annoying.
Because I feel like I’m reading a list, instead of a coherent narrative.
And I feel like every sentence is supposed to be dramatic and important.
Even if it isn’t.
Like this sentence.
Or this one.
Read the rest of this post — if you can stand it — over at Baby Squared.
Tags: Baby Squared, blogging, humor, mom bloggers, parenting
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