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I've only been blogging for a few months now. I never really intended to write a regular blog, it just happened that way.

As a freelance writer, I come across numerous blogging jobs. Many of them required experience and I had none - blogging didn't interest me much. But a job is a job, so I started one after making a deal to try it out for one particular company. In the end I didn't want my blog to only be a reflection of what they asked for, so I dropped them and made it my own random blog.

A lot of the time, my blog entries revolve around my bouts of depression and low days. Other than that it's a mix of whatever is on my mind, whether it be music, relationships, my ongoing inner war with myself, or whatever pops into my head and I feel the need to put it into words.

From feedback that I've gotten from readers - friends and strangers alike - I receive a lot of similar comments. "You're funny, but I agree with the seriousness of your subject" seems to be the general concensus. I don't take my blog too seriously, it's the antithesis of a writing job to me. When people read it, they're just taking a look at one compartment in the head of some crazy Canadian chick. If they enjoy it, identify with it, or even if it just distracts them for a minute, that's fine with me.

Every blog is different. Just because you read one that brings in tons of traffic and diehard readers doesn't mean that yours need to be a carbon copy. Write for yourself, not necessarily for the masses.

If anyone wants to get in touch with me, my blog is kristengoetz.blogspot.com.