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  • Radio Silence

    If you’re a regular reader, you’ll know that I haven’t been a regular writer lately. In fact, last month I published the fewest number of posts of any full month since I started blogging in 2008. Please don’t take this as a sign of my disinterest. Radio silence can occur for a variety of reasons.  The reality is that I’ve had some other projects on my plate that have demanded an enormous amount of time, leaving me little time for blogging.

    While it may seem casual to some, I’ve discovered that blogging requires a fair amount of time and thought.  Over the last two years, I’ve blogged in the early morning and very late at night.  In addition, I’ve had to set aside time to do the reading that makes it possible for me to write.  And then, there’s the thinking time.  While I’m not always successful, I do try to process information before committing it to writing.  While there are many helpful blogs that focus on being primarily a conduit to the work of others, I’ve tried to balance some original writing with simply sharing information with my readers.  Lately I haven’t had the time to do any of this so you and I haven’t had these posts.

    What I’ve learned through this forced hiatus is that I miss the stimulation and discipline of regular blogging. Above all, I’ve missed having opportunities to be in conversation with you.

    They say that absence makes the heart grow fonder.  In my case, at least, I can say that’s true.  I do hope it’s true for you as well.

    [Photo Credit:  YivaS]

    Published on March 4, 2010 · Filed under: Blogging;
    6 Comments
  • http://twitter.com/nooption Jason Plant

    Totally understand periods like that, I often get so caught up in projects at work or home life gets busy and the blogging falls away.

    So welcome back (although compared to my throughput your last month was still hectic blogging!)

  • VMaryAbraham

    Thanks a million, Jason. You've clearly had first-hand experience of this
    phenomenon. I look forward to reading more of your blog posts.

    - Mary

  • http://twitter.com/jimmy1712 James Mullan

    I'm so glad you're still going to be blogging as I find your posts really insightful. Totally understand how sometimes other stuff just gets in the way. I'm suffering from the same issue myself.

  • VMaryAbraham

    Thanks for your kind words, James. I have a sense of what you're going
    through. Hope you'll be blogging soon.

    - Mary

  • http://twitter.com/jimmy1712 James Mullan

    I'm so glad you're still going to be blogging as I find your posts really insightful. Totally understand how sometimes other stuff just gets in the way. I'm suffering from the same issue myself.

  • VMaryAbraham

    Thanks for your kind words, James. I have a sense of what you're going
    through. Hope you'll be blogging soon.

    - Mary