Yep, they’re chirping away. I think I’ve lost most of my readers with my lengthy pauses between posts. I don’t know what’s wrong with me. If I feel compelled to write monstrous posts like my last one, I put them off until they are almost no longer relevant. And if I post small stuff, I’m afraid you’re going to think that I’m whining. So, I end up not posting at all. Besides, my life is just not that interesting very often. 😆
So, I guess I can set a repeating calendar entry to try to prompt myself to post at least once a week, but I am not promising any decent content!
LOL, Jenna. You’re being too serious about it all. I’m always lurking around, waiting till your blog pops up on my bloglines. We’re supposed to be having fun here, right? 🙂
I used to feel like my blog posts needed to be substantial but then I found I wasn’t updating very often. Now I write more often, even if it’s just a couple of sentences or a photo. Just post when you feel like it and make it long, short or inbetween!!
I sometimes feel like no one is reading my blog too, but that is because there are so few comments to my posts. Well, I’m still here and come to read yours when you post something new, so keep the posts coming as often as you please.
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I’m still lurking about 🙂 I don’t comment often on *anyone’s* blogs anymore. Just lucky if I manage to catch up on reading. I know that’s terrible, but I figure my time will come again someday when the kids are a bit more independent (ha!) I agree that you don’t need to stress about what your blog contains (take it from a currently-non-blogging-blogger)! Ask yourself why you’re blogging and if it’s even something you enjoy right now. If the answer is no, then don’t do it!
Still reading. No one is getting comments anymore because of blog feeds. And fewer people are posting because of facebook. it’s the way of the world.
I’m lucky to get something posted once a week and even then it’s just a picture or two and a bit of text. Do what you can, what you feel like, and don’t worry. I think Cathy has a good point, Facebook has changed our online habits, not mine too much tho. 😀