Our Fridays are (usually) dedicated to the promotion of liberty.
It just occurred to me this morning that I passed a couple of blog anniversary dates this week. Tuesday, June 1st, was the fifth anniversary of this blog. It also marked two years of daily blogging. That’s 730 days straight without skipping, or 733 through today. That’s nothing compared to 2,408 days, but it’s a moderately big deal to me.
So how is this “sort of” a Freedom Friday post? It’s like this: I began daily blogging as a kind of discipline to push me to read more and better, and it served that purpose quite well. But I’ve gotten tired. What used to be a good thing has become a burden, and it’s not really working any more. Consequently, I’m thinking — only thinking at this point — of liberating myself from the obligation. If I can’t put my heart into my blogging so that it once again becomes a sharpening tool, you may see a cessation of daily activity here. Don’t worry, it won’t mean I’m dead.
Then again, maybe it will. You never know.
I was also supposed to have my biennial facelift up this week. I started work on it several weeks ago, and then completely forgot about it. I’ll get it done eventually. Or maybe I’ll just go with this one.
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