Well, hello there!
As I was looking for a blogger who used to blog in my old neighborhood, I stumbled upon this blog. I was a little surprised, since I did not expect to find it still alive, but what do you know?
I am getting burned out with the whole blogging experience. I've been into it for almost 2 1/2 years and yes, it has brought me some joy and some excitement but right now I think I've had my fill of it. Then why am I writing here then? I don't know. Maybe it's like a bad habit that I can't give up. Maybe this will be the last time in a long while that I'll stop around here. Maybe I'll be back tomorrow. Who knows? And more important, who cares?
Anyway, I am back to my search.
Till then...
I am getting burned out with the whole blogging experience. I've been into it for almost 2 1/2 years and yes, it has brought me some joy and some excitement but right now I think I've had my fill of it. Then why am I writing here then? I don't know. Maybe it's like a bad habit that I can't give up. Maybe this will be the last time in a long while that I'll stop around here. Maybe I'll be back tomorrow. Who knows? And more important, who cares?
Anyway, I am back to my search.
Till then...
posted by Aliti | 10:34 PM
4 Comments:
well, welcome to blogger! lol I prefer it over Wordpress for sure (notice I rarily post there anymore) yet I'm hoping to join up with KCL more (keepingconnectedlive.com) which is run by a former JS'er.
Now, if you'd only add the "followers" widget... *wink*
I created this blog a while ago when I was frustrated with JS and before finding Wordpress. I tried several times to come back here but never really felt comfortable but I never closed it either and it's a good thing since lots of old JSers prefer it here than at Wordpress.
I am using a blog reader now so I can easily follow in one location what's going on with my old JS friends and of course you're there too! :-)
I care.
I understand and can relate to everything you wrote.
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