I seem to have settled into a groove. If I could make it through Readercon without missing a day of posting, I think I can keep up this blog. Still, I couldn’t have done it with a scheduled post in reserve. And I wouldn’t have wanted to do it without those nudges of feedback I get from you.
Every time I feel discouraged, I get an unexpected flurry of hits, or even better, a comment. I am constantly amazed and amused by which posts people choose. In July, these three rose above the rest:
- More bugs and weeds. The silliest and shortest post of all. Like I said, go figure.
- Why You Should Leave Leaf Litter On The Ground. This one baffles me. I can barely say the title out loud. And I posted it back in April. I’m glad people saw it, though; it gave me an excuse to read about earthworms again.
- How to Write A Lot. Okay, this is ostensibly a writer’s blog, and you know a post with a title like that is asking for it. And yes, I am going to follow up on it and let you know how it’s working.
So I want to thank all both of you for enabling my blog addition. Let’s see if August is the month when I get overconfident and miss a day.
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