Okay, in an effort to breathe new life -- or maybe just some life -- back into my lovable blog, I began to think again about posts. That's what it's all about: Thinking about blogging...and thinking in blog posts.Seems odd, right?
Early on, when I was blogging nearly daily, the trend had not really caught on with anybody, except us "cool kids."
But then Twitter happened. And blogging seemed to be a lot more work because why write an entire post about something when you can summarize it in 140 characters. And once you start thinking in 140-character bursts, well, you basically rewire your brain.
Am I right?
Not necessarily.
I enjoyed Twitter for about a minute or two. (It was an odd world. Odder now than then.)
Then Facebook happened. I resisted at first. It seemed another odd and silly place. But, as anyone who has ever watched even one episode of Star Trek knows, resistance is futile.
Facebook is the killer of blogdom. I'm convinced of that. It should be a helpful aid or another platform whereby you can share your blog...
But it's not.
It's easy.
It's addictive.
And so my brain began to think in longer-than-140-characters moments, but still shorter-than-actual-blogpost moments.
Yet, I've stumbled on and tried to continue my blog. I love doing it. It's such a great way to keep myself writing daily (or thereabouts) and an even better way to clear some of the "clutter" in my noggin.
So, today, this very morning, my brain thought up a post. I thought again in a blog post. And I was exhilarated and decided to sit down immediately and write it out. But I had to write this explanation first, which may have taken my brainpower and time briefly.
Sigh.
Still in all, here I am breathing some new life into my old friend.
