Shitty First Drafts

In Anne Lamott's essay "Shitty First Drafts", she talks about how most writers including herself start off with a "child's draft". The "child's draft" is the first draft which involves one letting all of their ideas flow out of their writing utensil unto their piece of paper. My writing process would have to be exactly how Anne Lamott described her writing process was. I always start with a first "shitty" draft which involves me just rambling and pouring out thoughts and ideas. I usually don't write a second draft but just nip pick from my first draft to create my final draft. My process would have to be quick and tedious. If you put me in front of a computer I can usually start an essay and finish it from there with just going back every half hour and revising it. When I revise I tend to read aloud in order to hear if there are better words or if there are some commas that are necessary. I have an unusual love for revising. I love to read other peoples writing and see what I can do in order to help them with their writing. I also like to revise my own work; it gives me a sense of accomplishment knowing that I can correct my own mistakes. I do not know how blogging will affect my writing. I do not know whether it will help me or hurt me. I don't necessarily know what blogging is.