Entropy for entropy's sake

Sam Hart

2009-01-02 18:35:10

I've never been a believer in "New Year's Resolutions". I may have jokingly referred to having made some in the past, but I've never taken them very seriously. This is partly because of how arbitrary the day that society deems the passing of one year to the next is. But it's also because of how silly it is to require some sort of an event in order to enact change in one's life.

That being said, in keeping with everyone else's New Year's Resolution tradition, I've made my own resolution that I most likely wont keep.

I am going to try to be more diligent in making posts on my site.

Several years ago, I was very active in posting on my site. If you look in the archives (especially in the old, pre-Drupal, entries) you see that I was actually posting on a semi-daily basis. This garnered envy from friends and coworkers who saw my page rank numbers as something desirable, and all was good.

Unfortunately, a divorce, a move, a new marriage, and two harried jobs successfully broke me of my semi-daily posting habit. I've just never been able to recover.

Well, something that it seems a lot of successful .... *vomit*.. bloggers do is fill their posts with inane and random babbling until they get a real idea for something to write about. Who am I to break with the community norm?

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