The good thing about blogging outside China is that you can freely roam around the blogosphere. Here in the Philippines, I can visit all the sites I want to visit without having to worry about internet censorship. Blogs are open and uncensored here—one thing I can truly appreciate because I have been in China for a very long time.
Sure, we are in a remote place where internet cafes have crappy computers and internet connections but I still do enjoy the freedom of blog hopping without doing anything extra like using a proxy site like what I do when I surf blocked sites in China. Back in China, I have a small home office my husband set up for me. I have complete office furniture, a high-speed wireless internet connection, a 3-in-one printer/scanner/photocopier, and a laptop but as a blogger who reads and would like to be read, an uncensored internet connection is very important.
I am planning to make blogging a real job since I earn more money doing this than teaching. My husband said, I can continue this when we finally settle in Europe. It would be the perfect for me at the moment and for the next few months. Depends on how it will turn out. As for my blogs, 4 of them will be dedicated to doing sponsored posts and the two will be just for the heck of blogging.
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