My favorite post from my clubhouse blog

While finishing up the last touches to my clubhouse blog and reading through all of my posts, I found myself asking the question: which post is my personal favorite? Sitting there and thinking, I realized how hard this question was to answer, mainly because this entire blog is devoted to a subject I love and am passionate about, so how was i supposed to choose a favorite? After analyzing each and every post I created, I noticed that although I am proud of every single one, the posts I truly think came out the best were the ones with the most personality. Anyone can sit at their computer and spit out facts and information, attained through research or personal experience, but the posts that seem to come out the best are the ones where the writer's voice jumps out of the text and into the reader's ears. The posts where the reader can really can not only gain an understanding of a particular subject, but ones that display an individual's personality through a medium as difficult as the internet.
Which is why my favorite post is my post about my love for Yuengling. I consider myself an decent writer, as it is one of my majors, but I have always noticed that my greatest strength in the world of writing is my voice. I have an ability to compose pieces in which my reader's can literally hear my inner voice as they scroll through my text. Writing happens to be one of my passions in life, so when I do write, I write from the heart and I think that my post on Yuengling best represents that aspect of my writing.
This post was not only my first post, but also the post in which I didn't really have to think, I just wrote. Throughout my extremely short writing career I have always known that writing about subjects I not only know well, but love never fail to produce some of my best work. I didn't have to "pretend" while writing this post, and I think that is the reason why my voice shines through in this most more than my others. I feel as through this post was the strongest in providing my readers with the means to relate and connect with me because my inner voice shines through the text on the screen.