Complements or Thinly Veiled Threats?
I don't want to call them threats, but I have received several strongly worded messages about the decreased frequency of new posts.
Short Answer - "Damn, cut me some slack! I think I'm doing a pretty good job of sharing my life with you but I've got to get out and live it if I am to have anything new to write about."
Long Answer-
There are several factors that affect my ability to post daily:
Short Answer - "Damn, cut me some slack! I think I'm doing a pretty good job of sharing my life with you but I've got to get out and live it if I am to have anything new to write about."
Long Answer-
There are several factors that affect my ability to post daily:
- Access to a Computer - It's a very long story why, but I still don't have a computer here. Previously, I wrote at the computer lab everyday after school but since I finished my schooling I'm limited to Internet cafes and Marisol's house.
- Time to Write - It takes longer than you might think, at least for me, and I've got things to do...like find a job and, you know, drink coffee.
- Suitable Material - You would never know given some of the drivel on here but there is a very demanding editorial review board employed in the production of my blog*. And when I first got here everything was exciting and different but I've sunk into a rhythm of sorts and no longer have all this newness to write about. Don't get me wrong, I still have tons to share but it's more a steady stream of life rather than a torrent of foreignness.
- Visitors - My parents arrive on Wednesday so I will be out and about this week rather than holed away in an Internet cafe desperately trying to maintain my dear friends whom I so carelessly abandoned.
Just keep the posts coming, no excuses! :)
Posted by Anonymous | 8:44 AM
i think you're doing a great job of posting frequently, and they're always about interesting stuff. no complaints, or threats, here.
Posted by Kyle | 10:02 AM
It always makes me think of some huge gelatinous creature: "The Attack of the Blog from Mars!" Too much like blob.
Posted by Anonymous | 5:23 PM