I don’t know how many times I said that to myself over the past month. But after a while I could sense my readers were egging me on.
“Do it.”
“Do it,” they were saying, by not commenting and delete their subscriptions in their aggregators. I couldn’t let them down. I mustered my will and determination. I pressed on. There were times when I wavered, when I almost clicked that New Post link, but I resisted. All for you, dear reader. I didn’t want to bother you with my thoughts during the busiest time of the year.
I have no posts for the month of December 2005. That month does not exist on this blog. It might as well never have occurred.
This is not my resolution – it’s more of a tentative commitment – but I’m going to try to blog more. Not for me, but for you, dear reader.
Wait, don’t go, it’s for me, alright.
Writing about nerd-only topics like implementing your own UriParser is just too nerdy most of the time. I’ve decided to branch out and write about new things. I tend to read people’s blogs for the knowledge they can pass on; some are to make me laugh. That’s why I’m going to write about a couple things that my ego feels I know something about: the first, in support of this year’s resolution, is getting back in shape (I used to be a geek trapped in a hot guy’s body). Seriously, I’ve been feeling like an old man (who’s really fat)(and I’m only 27), and I don’t like it.
The second I’ll leave as a surprise (that’s called foreshadowing ;)) because I’m tired of typing.