I think there must be some algorithm to describe the posting frequency of truant bloggers:
- Start with frequent, energetic posts. (At least one per day)
- Gaps being to appear between posting spurts. (Content and vigor begin to decline)
- Gaps are longer than posting spurts. (Posts contain apologies for decreased frequency)
- Posts are exclusively about the gaps. (Er…)
- Regular vigorous posting resumes and readership increases tenfold! (Maybe! Would only take nine people!)
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I repeat now my prior excuse for not posting: Slogging through how-to books does not translate well to exciting blog posts.
(Look at that, slogging. Maybe I should rename the blog: Slogging: Infrequent Posts About Boring Crap)
I have a more recent excuse though, and that is, through some database tomfooolery over at my host, my login stopped working here. Ever the intrepid blogger, I managed to sneak into my own MySQL database and reset my password, using what I can only describe as magic, because I have no clue what I was actually doing. Trusting that I didn’t accidentally engage the auto-destruct, we should be in the clear for a few months before I have to consult the Blogonomicon (or whatever) again.
And, to pretend that I’m not in phase four of the blog timeline above, a promise of new content! I have a few things backed up to write about, which I’m going to put here solely to shame myself into following up on:
