I hope the blog reading world had a safe Happy New Year celebration. We're still within the 12 days of Christmas so I won't act like the holidays are over yet. For Christmas my sister surprised me by giving me a book made up of many of my blog posts. I've had fun reading through it and seeing what interested me at the time.
That made me realize that it has been ages since I've posted anything. There are probably many reasons for that including general laziness. From time to time I've thought about writing something but that thought usually occurred in the midst of some other general craziness in my life and I would decide not to do anything. I knew I had enough time to think up what to say but I just didn't feel that I had time to "maintain" it after posting. I'm not sure I ever formulated an idea of what it means to "maintain" my blog but I think I just wasn't in the mood to keep checking back on it or thinking about what I wrote after I wrote it. That seems like the antithesis of what a blog is for. So I always chose not to write anything.
But it's a New Year and it's My Blog and, hey, I can set My Own Rules. For 2015 the rule will be that I will write when the spirit moves me but will never check back in. I will not allow comments so that I don't have to moderate them. But I do check my Twitter feed regularly and I have an email address that blog readers use from time to time (and apologies to those emailing people to whom I never responded in the last few months - I'll try to be better this year.)
I'm excited about 2015 mostly because I really want it to be better than 2014. See you around!
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Friday, January 2, 2015
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