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In the past year.......

It seems that I got away from some of my passions in writing this blog. Like some of you, I've been in Facebook more than I really should be and some of my best thoughts have stayed inside of me, going stale.

I take a look at my sidebar and it reveals that I'm at 311(as of this writing) posts for the year. Last year I wrote 427 posts. Yeah, in some cases, life has happened. Some of it has choked off my creative juices.

I noticed in the past couple of weeks that my life is somewhat a mess and I have nobody to blame but the one currently at the keyboard. One of my goals for the coming year is to get more organized. Maybe with that, my other goals might fall in place. Maybe the book will finally break out of me. If my laptop was waterproof, I would probably have written a chapter in the shower this morning.

I don't know if I want to surpass my 2008 total of posts in 2010, but I do want to have some good quality reading for all of you who stop by.

Comments

wzzp said…
Your blog still remains on my bookmark list. I have deleted quite a few in 2009. Yours is still #1 to me, and on my bookmark list (#2 is OMW).
wzzp said…
Also I am not trying to kiss up for a Top Banana Award or the Hall of Fame. Though if you are taking nominations I would like to put JimOhio123, Trivisonno, or Rado as possible names. Triv certainly has brought some traffic to the WIXY Blog.
Cliff said…
I may have to create a new category.
Maggie said…
Cliff,

I also have a problem in being organized as I travel my Road of Good Intentions:)
Tim Lones said…
Cliff:
I used to worry about post number when I started my blog, but the way I figure it, It's quality rather than quantity, Plus, certain of my posts can take 2-3 days start to finish..

On another note, I will pray for a better 2010 for you and your family..


Tim Lones
david5258 said…
cliff-you are onmy bookmark list. while the quantity of your posts has gone down, the quality has gone up. keep up the good work. you stil provoke thought and inspire action. david
Syd said…
Cliff, I enjoy what you write. Blogging is not a chore but something enjoyable to do when one feels like it. Do what makes you happy.

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