What I Have Learned from BEDA

Blogging every day April has taught me many things. Here are some of them:

• It seems that people enjoy my interviews. Is that correct? Do you like them? I know that the authors answering the questions make the interviews as fabulous as they are, but I like to think I have a small part in making them fabulous because I ask the questions.
  
• I think I shall do more interviews. I was plotting a feature that was an interview on a certain topic, but someone already started doing something similar after I started plotting.* But I think I'll start sticking to regular interviews that allow me to go crazy trying to think of questions. I like those better. They're more personal. Maybe I'll do weekly interviews like some other people do. I don't know. I'll figure something out.
  
• I get less hits when I post a review. Thanks, guys.
• Sharon and I came up with a theory: you get one debut author in a chat, and then a bunch more arrive. We believe that they travel in packs, like wolves. As far as I know, our theory has yet to be disproved.
• Apparently I need to vlog more. I would, but I have nothing to talk about. If I get a topic, maybe I will. Feel free to suggest things.
  
• I kind of like blogging every day. I run out of stuff to post quickly, but I get some weird sense of satisfaction from posting every day. So, hopefully, I will be posting much more. Now you will, hopefully, be able to get a daily dose of Khy. Aren't you excited?
  

*Note on the feature I was plotting: I already had some authors finish the questions (a couple finished the questions before the other person even posted about their feature), so even though it's similar to what someone else is already doing, I'm still going to post the ones I have. The authors took the time to answer the questions, so I'm not going to not post them. So no one comment that the interviews I have are similar to what someone else is doing, because I know. There's not going to be that many, so just deal with it.