New photos but not much else
A few days ago, I posted photos from my trip to Louisville back in April and my trip to Indian Boundary last weekend.
It had been so long ago that I'd last posted photos to my Flickr account that I didn't realize the sync between Flickr and the Photos section on my site wasn't working. That's right, last time I had worked on the script, I'd left the debug flag on. So it was still being run, but all of those changes were being sent straight to my beta database.
Anyway, it does bring up something I've been considering, since is that the last time I posted a blog post was the beginning of Lent. It's been approximately two months since Easter, so add forty days to that and do the math. :)
I haven't really had anything to post. I've spun up so many little side projects recently I'm not entirely sure how I'm going to keep up with them all, so my blog has been low on the old priority list. Writing about programming isn't really my strong suit anyway, I've found, since usually either (a) I never think to blog small one-off tips, and (b) anything I do think deserves a blog post will be insufferably long. I could do it, but I think it's time, effort and, focus that, given my strengths, would be better spent elsewhere.
I have been tempted to write up short blurbs whenever I run into a movie, album, or book that I like, but being that I feel the main site is tied to me professionally I'm not sure if that's a good idea. (Then again, I'm softening on the idea that your professional image needs to be corporate and basically hide the personal side. I do occasionally find it useful to do some random writing, but given that whole "professional image" thing I'm not sure most of it would fit, and I can post them elsewhere.
I've also been tempted to shift into writing shorter "this-is-what's-happening-in-my-life" sort of "grilled-cheese" posts, but... what is this, Blogger or Livejournal? But seriously, it's not really the type of thing I think there's much interesting to tell, or at least interesting to other people. (And, let's face it, it usually it ends up morphing into a "dear everyone that ignored my invitation, here's why you should have gone" post. :))
Anyway, some possible thoughts of what to do with my blog in the future. Anyone have anything they'd be interested to see me blog about?
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