I remember a time when I wrote something in my blog every day. Usually in at least 2 of them actually (as I have several). I had dreams of becoming “internet famous.”
At some point I realized that internet fame was not going to be a part of my life, but I kept blogging anyway. It was something I enjoyed doing. Maybe a little different from other peoples hobbies, but still a hobby.
However, I found myself blogging less and less. I got to thinking that my life was so mundane, so uninteresting, that nobody wanted to read what I was writing anyway. Nobody but me cares that I had to pick up 37 fuzzy posters that someone had thrown on the floor at work. Nobody but me cares about photos of my dog.
So I got where I only posted if I thought something interesting had happened.
And then Parker was born, and I’ve almost stopped blogging altogether. He’s such a fussy baby that I’m lucky if I can get a bath, most less find time to blog.
But at work yesterday I was thinking a lot about my blogs and how I have always enjoyed blogging so much. I started thinking about how I have absolutely 0% me time since Parker was born. My husband pretty much thinks that if I’m home he doesn’t have to do anything with Parker. Even as I sit here, holding a crying baby in one arm and typing with one hand he’s sitting in another room of the house reading a book on web video.
My blogs are my ULTIMATE me places and I would like to get back to doing a post (or more) daily again.
Who cares how mundane it may be, its just a space for ME after all.

March 17th, 2010 11:54 pm
well…looks like I am not alone!!! I remember you! I haven’t been blogging regularly since being ordained. But I am trying to get back into it.
March 18th, 2010 2:27 am
I admit it, I’m a cat person rather than a dog person… but that minor detail aside I like your blogging
No matter how mundane, it’s still difference to my life, which is probably even more mundane and uninteresting