Nubivagant…..

How a blog post originates (in my world anyway):
The clouds in the sky last night captured my attention. I took a few photos from the verandah and went looking for suitable quotes to use with my picture.
My searching uncovered the word Nubivagant which tickled my fancy. So I checked it actually was a real word, and created this graphic in Canva, using my cloud photo as the background.
I think it was the meaning of the word as much as the new word that piqued my interest.
Nubivagant: Wandering in the clouds; moving through the air
Sharing
I shared the graphic on my Facebook page and decided to upload it to my blog as well. Sometimes I do it the other way around – sharing my blog post onto my Facebook page after publishing it. I have found Facebook posts that are links (such as a blog post) don’t often get as much traction as a straight photo post, so it’s always good to mix it up. But I’m not one to worry about the stats too much! I just like sharing and being creative.
I then decide if it’s worth making a Pinterest graphic for the post, often it’s not worth it in my opinion, and decide where to share it.
Words and Photos
I like words and photos so this type of post appeals to me. I don’t tend to think too much about what will get attention from others as I’m not driven by stats, but rather by creativity, as stated above.
Blogging Schedule?
In regards to a blogging schedule, do you have one? I like to post when I have something to say but I don’t have a set schedule as such.
In some of the things I’ve read about blogging it is suggested that you set a schedule so your readers know what to expect and when – but over the years I’ve decided I’m not that sort of blogger. I don’t offer blogging advice very often but I wrote this post a while ago, due to all the confusing advice I was reading and it proved to be very popular – I admit to being confused. Apparently I wasn’t alone in my confusion.
Feel free to ask any questions or leave a comment below. I always love hearing from you and try to answer all your comments 🙂
Deb xx
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Love the photo Deb and I’ve learned a new word thank you! I do have a blogging schedule usually but I don’t have anything to say for Monday so I’ve decided that if inspiration doesn’t come I won’t post. I’m learning to be kinder to myself and take the foot off the pedal. Have a great weekend. xx
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Thanks Sue, I think that’s the best way to go, await inspiration 😊 enjoy your weekend and take the pressure off yourself whenever possible. Xx
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I’ve certainly learnt a new word today, Debbie. It’s a beautiful image. x
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Thanks Toni! I really enjoyed your book and left a review!
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Thank you so much Debbie – I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it and many thanks for leaving a review.
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My pleasure Toni, it was a great read.
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What a great word to find! Shades of Wordsworth in there, I think. I must admit to feeling as if I’m doing that sometimes!
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Thanks Clive, it’s fun finding new words isn’t it?
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PS: Sorry, forgot to answer your question. No schedule here. Random thoughts become random posts, at random times.
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I love your thoughts here Clive – I must admit I’m much the same as you in regard to random blogging!
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I could never be an every day blogger. I’ve tried it, and even my limited quality control told me it wasn’t for me!
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I love this new word! I don’t have a set schedule, although Sundays seem to be working for me. My style is more like Clive’s statement: “random thoughts become random posts at random times.” I don’t blog to build followers or stats. I just love to write and if anyone comments, that is just the icing on the cake! xo
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Yes I’m more of a random thoughts become random posts and random times sort of person too!! Thanks for sharing your thoughts on my post, it’s much appreciated.
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‘Nubivagant‘….I ❤️ that word! I also like your blogging process and your non-schedule. Both make good sense to me!
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I’m glad to hear it Donna! I enjoy new words and matching them to images.
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Fun word, Debbie! Nice image too! Your image with all the pink combined with the word reminds me of “nougat”, LOL! I, too, wrote a blog advice post talking about how images can be a great source of inspiration for a blog post. I included that tidbit in my humble e-book 🙂 Of course with Sunday Stills, I have a schedule, which work for me! Once in a while, like today, I’ll post something seasonal. Before WPC ended Fridays were my best blogging day!
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I remember reading your ebook! I appreciated you sharing your thoughts. The word is quite a fun one and I must admit I hadn’t thought of nougat until you mentioned it 🙂 . I enjoy being without a schedule at the moment. Sunday Stills are a fun way to wrap up the weekend for me.
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Thanks, Debbie!
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Any tips on how to pronounce that word? Is the g hard or soft? And where does the emphasis go? I probably should just look it up!!
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I looked it up and it is nubi-va-gant with the g as a soft sound. It was a nice word to discover and suited my floating clouds to a tee.
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I love the brilliant and creative way you connect this beautiful photo with the word “Nubivagant”. You also really spoke to me with this new post. I’m a new blogger and have been struggling with the whole process of how to go about it. You made me realize that it’s ok to have your own style, and not worry about chasing the numbers. Thanks, Deb.
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Thank you Christina! I’m so glad you related to my post and that it gave you some direction. It is more than OK to have your own style. I must admit it’s taken me many years to be comfortable in my own style and blog on my terms rather than thinking I have to do it according to others. Keep on going!! I really appreciated your comment as I still struggle at times 🙂
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Never heard it before but I like the word. A blogging schedule – what’s that? Seriously though, no I don’t have one. With my illness I post when I’m able.
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Thanks for your thoughts Dee, I’m happy to have you join in. Schedules aren’t for everyone are they?
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No, absolutely not 🙂
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Never ever heard of that word Deb but it’s a corker. Just hope I can remember it for the future but I’ll probably forget. Wonderful to think that there is a word for wandering through the clouds. How poetic.
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Thanks Jonno, I love the idea of wandering through the clouds too, and the word fits the description so well! I think the poetry of it is beautiful too.
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