I miss my old blog. I miss posting pictures. I miss all the readers. I miss the regularity of my writing…. and the creativity.
My job is suckin’ out the bone marrow of my blog, you guys.
I think I’m going to move again… use my real name again… and keep my opinions out of it. That was the biggest deal – my politics were all over my old blog and that just wouldn’t fly in my political job. Neither would those pictures of my cleavage girlfriends at the bars.
I want to start fresh with pictures of our wedding planning and our wedding and our honeymoon… and I want to talk about my job without talking about my job. Oh, and I want to post pictures from Vegas. ![]()
I want to write for an audience again instead of letting an audience read what I write for myself.
It’s odd how different your writing can be when you take into account who and what your audience is or isn’t. At first I thought it was liberating, but I’m starting to think it’s not healthy. In my old blog, I’d try to stay positive to keep myself from Debbie Downer Land. Little did I know, without an identity, I AM THE MAYOR of Debbie Downer Land. Keeping a blog with a positive face helped ME stay positive.
This blog has been lovely for the interim and I’ll keep it around. I got too out there with my old blog. Now I’m starting to feel what a new one could become. I’m beginning to see what it is I need from the blogosphere. Bare with my while I feel my way around the dark. I’m still an avid Twitterer, you all know that… now I need to reestablish my place in blog land…. positively.
I’ll start fresh when I know the time is right. Stay tuned.
May 12, 2009 at 3:12 am
You will know when its right for you. I don’t think I could go completely underground like you have. I am just more careful about what I post recently.
I am excited to hear more about your wedding! YAY!
May 12, 2009 at 3:15 am
*hugs* Let me know if you need anything and be on the lookout for an e-mail from me about wedding things.
I think it’s possible to have that balance between blogging and not bringing the job into it. I need to work on that with mine. Heh. But I cannot wait to see what you come up with next and where your next ‘home’ on the Internet will be..
May 12, 2009 at 8:59 pm
Sometimes you just know when it’s right to move on. Go where you feel comfortable and happy.
May 12, 2009 at 10:47 pm
oooh, staying tuned, most definitely.
having ‘too much out there’ was the same reason i quit blogging myself. i still write, but i know how you feel about writing for an audience, it’s a completely different world.
looking foward to seeing where, you end up going
May 13, 2009 at 1:12 am
I totally understand. It’s been a struggle for me to find the right balance between being me and not wanting my work to find my blog.
May 13, 2009 at 10:31 pm
Dude, I feel you on this. I’ve been blogging less and less lately because I sometimes get nervous thinking about how people actually READ what I write now. Isn’t that insane? I look forward to writing on the group blog I’m a part of because I feel less people reading is less pressure. Yeah, I know. How healthy does all of that sound? Oy.
July 1, 2009 at 3:21 am
Just wanted to say I MISS YOU!