I must be feeling better

Yesterday, I met a man who is both an NPR commentator and a syndicated columnist.  He also has a blog and writer as part of his living.  One of his "failures," he confessed, is that not enough people read his blog. (I certainly know that feeling, but what else do I expect if I make a post once a month or so?) 

Last night, I finally filed my business cards from the last year and I as I indexed the cards I picked up in April of 2006, I started thinking about my blog.  I clearly remember my blog being a big part of my life at the time.  What happened?

It was my broken arm, of course, followed closely therapy for my weak ankles (not related issues, I assure you).  I just checked for certain and found that, indeed, I kept posting twice a week or so until I broke my arm.

Meeting a fellow, more committed blogger again, has piqued my interest in blogging again.  Look for a link to this guy's blog soon after I actually find it.  Apparently, he doesn't shy away from controversial subjects and has lost friends over it.  Sounds more compelling than my very carefully worded blog.  Hmmm.