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Blogging by itself is a very narcissistic hobby. Writing about your own thoughts and opinions and putting them out there on your blog can be quite inward focused. On the other hand, we bloggers often attempt to build a community among our niche, whatever it happens to be and that is one of the huge positives about blogging because it allows us to share of ourselves and to give back to others as well.
While the Thailand blogging community may not be as large as other blog communities like the self help or online business groups, there are very likely quite a few more Thailand bloggers than you might think. I know I have been surprised by the number of Thai blogs I find and continue to find.
I am starting a series of posts here at Thailand Musings to give back to the Thailand blogging community. These posts will put the focus on other Thailand based blogs rather than focusing on me and my thoughts. The series will be in the form of interviews with other Thailand bloggers and are an attempt to introduce them to those who may not be aware of them, to share their contributions and ideas with others and hopefully to have a bit of fun getting to know these other Thailand bloggers.
This page will serve as a gateway to all of the interviews and you can come back here to get a list of all the Thailand blogger interviews I do with links to the interviews themselves. I’m sure the interviews themselves will be quite enlightening, informative and entertaining and I am looking forward to sharing them with you all. I hope you’re looking forward to reading them as well.
Thailand Blogger Interviews:
Vern from Thai Pulse! – Vern has a great site with over 1500+ posts about all aspects of life in Thailand. I recommend you check it out.
Chris from My Egg Noodles – Chris has a bit of an eclectic mix on his blog…food, travel and business…but it works well. He also has loads of great photos to check out.
Malcolm from Retired in Thailand and Loving It – Thoughts and musings of an American retiree living in a small community in Thailand and as the title says LOVING IT!
Ben from The Thai Pirate – Personally I have always loved the mystique and romantic notions of pirates from the Caribbean. How can you pass on a Thai pirate?
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