Your political rantings sort of drew mw in (forget how I linked here in the first place..)I was happy to find like minded people. while I get how you may need a break from that for now – it was LONG 8 years – I also appreciate many of the tidbits that you find and pass along.

In terms of time management, maybe daily blogging is not so important – reduce the frequency and let the discussions ensue?

I don’t bother with Twitter, have a facebook page – but I find it sort of annoying, and visit it with less and less frequency. The only useful part of Facebook has been finding and maintaining contact with long lost friends and rellies. That can be a mixed bag too quite frankly.

I hope you stick around blog-wise. Its fun to hang with you guys.

Free Man, I’m not impressed with twitter so far either, but I’m willing to give it some time and see if it finds some legs. I use groups in facebook to keep it from overwhelming me… if I get busy, I can dial it way down by reading just a subset of the whole thing.

I’m glad you’re willing to hang in there — you’ve got quite a bit on your plate these days!

As for finding time for them, I’m siting here thinking the same thing: So many people to keep up with and so little time. Lately, I haven’t kept up on either Facebook nor Twitter. Just don’t have the time to wade through everything. And now it’s national blog posting month. I thought I’d jump on that just to get back into the habit of posting regularly again – this time with an affirmation along the lines of “I always have an idea for a blog post.” (Perhaps with qualifications.)

The truth is, I was looking for something on my own blog, came across my wordier years, and discovered I missed writing. “Notes” on Facebook are not an alternative.