I don't like to blog about things that are closely personal to me - which is why you don't see many posts about Krissa, to her detriment - if you followed this blog before I moved to New York to marry her you'll know that I was raving about how wonderful she is until the day I caught the plane, and thereafter fell silent on the subject. This wasn't because Krissa was less wonderful in the everyday, but because she became such a part of me that it felt almost sacriligeous to blog about her - a part of my personal life that I wanted to keep to myself, to treasure and to experience in full without the additonal external input of you lot, and while you would have cooed and complimented (come on, you're a cooing and complimenting crowd!) you would have affected things...and despite being a blogger for nigh on four years now, I didn't want that.
The other thing I don't like to blog about is work. Funnily enough,if you take away Krissa and work from the sum hours in my life, what you get are either non-Krissa-specific weekend activities or other stuff - which I'm always too preoccupied with to blog about as they happen. And THAT means I would have to write about them in the other two major spheres of my life - work time...or Krissa time.
We all know that Venn was the most boring child ever, so I won't draw the picture. But I hope that helps you understand why posts have been few and far between of late.
I'm only writing this because I got the afternoon off after working until midnight last night and beating a path back into the office before 8am today.
Life - she prevents the words.
Make up elabourate (but plausible, maybe?) stories instead.
I've enjoyed reading your posts. Congratulations for a wonderful blog. :)
This sounds familiar. Most of my "can't think of anything to blog about" posts stem from similar situations.
I don't blog about work, and I try and keep close personal stuff... personal. Which, some weeks, leaves my commute to work, and... um.. what I had for dinner as the only topics to blog about.
Definately familiar. I've been trapped in similar cicles for nearly a year.
Perhaps a new diagram is in order. How about that one with little crosses all over it? I forget what it's called.
A Treasure Map?
I don't think so. But I like that idea better. Bring on the treasure map!
bastard life -- gets in the way of blog, doesn't it?
of course, for some people it's the other way round. so maybe you should count your blessings. e.g. "1"