i have learned a few things about my relationship with my blog and as a result - those that have chosen to follow it. my time to blog is inversely proportional to the day light hours of a day.
more light = less blog.
its not what i had anticipated, nor is it optimal. but, it is what it is. and actually, this blog - i hope - actually has some tid bits of info i will find useful in the future and others will too. so, as we have passed the equinox and the dark hours increase, you will find more posts, catching us up on my gardens summer progress, issues and ultimately planning for 2010.
i do enjoy following other's blogs - my list shows what i tend to keep up with; some more than others. i do ff's, bills, the punks and dig this chick - by following their blog travels it does help satisfy my need for ongoing blog interaction.
so, i hope you occasionally revisit this little wide spot in the blogging world and see what happened in garry's garden this summer. (honest i do have some stuff to talk about). but back out to the garden, as i am ripping it out and prepping for cover crops. the compost heap is getting bigger on a daily basis!
happy gardening - garry
It's funny - every year a new crop of garden bloggers show up in the spring and die off around July. It's fun while it lasts. But each year a few keep at it and become truly wonderful blogs. And yes, it is proportional to the amount of daylight! My posts are far more sporadic in the summer also.
ReplyDeleteKeep at it Garry, folks love to see what you're up to and the sheer amount of work you've done in such a short period of time.
thx katie! your blog as well as dig's, becuase of your (and her's) better attention to getting regular blog entries, really keeps my blog hopes going - even when i fail to post for such a long time.
ReplyDeleteGarry, I slow down as well. Quite frankly, there are times when the muse just doesn't strike me. And there are times when I feel like I've blogged on every subject that I can blog on. But, something new happens, or I get in the right mood, or something else just sets me off and I react with a "I've gotta write about that!"
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