The nice thing about my blog last year is that there’s a post for nearly every day. Blogs ought to be like that. They ought to have a steady flow of posts.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I would like to start posting again every day, but it’s difficult. I do not like being forced to write when I have nothing<\/em> to say. Some days are like that, and there’s no getting around it. So I need a method for generating posts on those days.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Having just mentioned Agatha Christie again in my last post, I am reminded of the Weekly Poirot, the weekly feature I used to have on my blog. It was great because it gave me an easy post every week. Sometimes I simply posted the weekly quote without any commentary.<\/a> Always implied was that I felt the quote was meaningful in some way, so it said something about me without my having to write anything. And sometimes I took the time to say why I liked the quote or even used it as a jumping-off point for talking about my life<\/a> <\/a>or events of the outside world<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n It would be good having something like that again. I’m just not sure what form it should take. I still like quotes. So I could potentially do another quote-related feature, but one that pulled quotes from a larger pool of sources and not just books by Agatha Christie. It’s worth considering, anyway. I will also think about other forms a weekly feature (or weekly features<\/em>) might take. I don’t think I’ll be able to get back to posting every day without at least one to help me.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The nice thing about my blog last year is that there’s a post for nearly every day. Blogs ought to be like that. They ought to have a steady flow of posts. I would like to start posting again every … Continue reading