So, in keeping with my lifestyle of time wasting, I have spent a good portion of the morning perusing my blogger reading list. I follow over 100 blogs, but most of them aren't active anymore. I kind of knew this because when I log in to read blogs, I am only seeing the same 10 or so bloggers anymore. That led me to nostalgia. Remember the good old days? The Cheerful Oncologist...Radish King...37 Paddington...Six until Me... there were so many more. And I realize as I am typing this, that I too, am part of the problem. Like everything else in my lack of discipline, I am an undisciplined blogger. I blog when it suits me. That doesn't make me a very good friend, even if it is a virtual one. My sincerest apologies. I am trying to get better. The new computer helps.
I worry that blogging is becoming a thing of the past. You know, one of those odd things boomers did, like chat rooms and dial-up internet. It has been a decades long lifeline to me. I really don't want to see it go away.
Thanks for visiting. I am a pretty regular blogger!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had a lot to say lately, but I have a post open right now, working on it in bits as the mood strikes. I'm so glad you're resting and doing whatever you feel like doing. You've been through a lot in the last few months, you deserve it and it's good for you. Write when you feel like it, I think all of us have been there from time to time.
ReplyDeleteYes, blogs come and go, don't they? But I think blogging is still popular, but it's now in different forms and on different platforms. We Boomers are still on old platforms like Blogger and Wordpress, but younger generations are on Instagram and TikTok now. They are less wordy than us and favour more photos and videos.
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