Two days ago, I wanted to write this blog. Broken Windows, I wrote the title first, and I did not know what to write next. I mean what topic or subject should I talk about? By the way, do we usually write the topic first and then we write its title, or is it the other way round? Some people say the topic and then the title. Others say the title and then the topic. However, which one of the two hypothesizes or suppositions is correct, I am in a hole and I did not know what to do. The idea or rather the title came to my thoughts spontaneously, Broken Windows, and then what? I tried to make myself like those artists who hold their brushes and just paint aimlessly, but at the end of their blundering attempts, as we imagine so, they produce something which dazzles or fascinates the eyes and makes the viewer mesmerized.
The problem, I am not that creator or designer. Honestly, some talented people do strange things that baffle or puzzle us. I asked myself why did I write that title while I had no topic for it? The main question still remains, should I have prepared my topic first, and name or title it afterwards? That is close to, shall we name the baby before it is born or after its birth?
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Hi Dara,
I suppose it doesn´t matter what is first. either the text or the headline. I mean you may come across a text and the content initially and look for a headline afterwards. Or contrarily you have a headline -as I know it from my school lessons (holidays on my uncle´s farm)- and need to investigate for a content. What counts is the way you let your thoughts fly.
Teskkur ederim arkadishm Erza. Problem yok. Thanks for that nice similarity about the picture and the frame.
Bahut shukrya Dharmavir! Lakin mujhe maalum nahi hain ap kiya matlab? Did you mean smart or classy by the word dashing? Either way, thanks for your nice comment on that blog, Broken Widnows.
Dear Dara,
It is so nice blog. Thanks for sharing.
I like u r blog and I am frankly speaking title is very dashing .
Terima kasih bayak Dewi! Saya juga melakukan yang sama. It's very important not to put yourself in any confused or critical situation. Writing my topic and then slowly looking for a suitable title for it. The safer is the better. Thanks for your time.
Good morning Mr. Esberger. I did not catch what you meant but the conjugation of the verb "break" from its present form, the past and then to the past participle. Thanks for your concern and guidance.
I believe you're a good designer and creator. No matter if you write the title after or before your writing, but even more than a good blogger I know you're a person with an extra humankind dose.
Thanks for being with us :)
Koi baat nahi Precious. Zindigi eyesa, Ikhtilaf zarur hain. We have a saying, unless for the different taste the goods won't be sold. Thanks for your nice comment, my dear good friend.
Terima kasih kembali Fitma! Semoga kabar kamu baik dan keluarga. Silakhan, bilang salam saya untuk mereka. How are you Fitma? I cannot find your lovely decorations on My English Club. Please, if you have anything new, post it for the members to see. Did you see Hina? Thanks for commenting on Broken Windows.
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