Knowing the bloggers on Blog......

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I have seen Madam Rekha’s post about e- conference of bloggers. Though I am not a good blogger to be part of it yet I have a blog in which I blog, so I really liked the idea of the bloggers conference. I may be the last blogger to respond. I am an active reader of all the post by our wonderful blogger esp. my fav.blogger Passang PasSu Tshering sir. I am still learning to blog and with every post I make and read I am learning a lot. Thank you madam Rekha for sharing that wonderful thought on e-Conference of Bloggers.

Why did you start blogging in the first place? And what is the story behind your blog title?
Blogging is all about writing. Writing is my passion and I just enjoy writing.  I started blogging to keep alive my passion and hobby. More over I was inspired by Sir PasSus diary which later made me to blog myself. I believe in forget all the rules and just write for yourself.
Country girl’s Diary is a very special name. I am a country girl and my words are very simple. It simply means a simple thought of a simple girl.

How long have you been blogging? Where are you based?
I was exposed to blogging since 2008 yet I wasn’t that sure to blog. In 2011 july I created myself a blog to pour in my feelings. Now I have been blogging for 2 years and 3 month.  I am a Researcher based at RDC Wengkhar, Eastern Bhutan.

 How do you schedule your blog post; Daily or weekly? Or as and when inspiration strikes?
I really wish to post weekly, since I frequently move out of my station for my work I hardly get time to post yet I make sure to visit and read every post by other bloggers.  So I post whenever I get time but I keep writing daily for my blog.

Does your family and friends know about your blog?
My sisters know but they are least interested. Some of my friends created blog after going through my blog and I remember creating blog for two of my friend. Sadly most of my friends are least interested in my blog.

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