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Blogcutter's Decade in the Blogosphere
Mar. 25th, 2022 02:37 pmToday marks exactly 10 years since my first post on Dreamwidth. Here's a link to what I wrote On March 25, 2012:
https://blogcutter.dreamwidth.org/2012/03/25/
No doubt I should be writing something profound about the state of the world and the blogiverse then vs. now, sort of an old normal vs. the now normal and the ghosts of normals yet to come.
But the truth is, I don't feel terribly inspired at the moment. I'm still stuck in a 2-year-old Covidian trance, feeling uncertainty about what lies ahead, unsure if it's better to make ambitious (or even modest) plans only to have them dashed or to delay most planning and live in a kind of perpetual Today. Well, maybe a perpetual This Week.
Regardless of all that, I decided my blog's 10-year anniversary was at least worthy of a mention.
Next Friday will be April Fool's Day, the 16th anniversary of my mother's passing, the date of my next Phirst Phriday Philanthropy and for many organizations, the beginning of a new fiscal year. It might be a good time to launch a sort of "decade in review" series of posts.
https://blogcutter.dreamwidth.org/2012/03/25/
No doubt I should be writing something profound about the state of the world and the blogiverse then vs. now, sort of an old normal vs. the now normal and the ghosts of normals yet to come.
But the truth is, I don't feel terribly inspired at the moment. I'm still stuck in a 2-year-old Covidian trance, feeling uncertainty about what lies ahead, unsure if it's better to make ambitious (or even modest) plans only to have them dashed or to delay most planning and live in a kind of perpetual Today. Well, maybe a perpetual This Week.
Regardless of all that, I decided my blog's 10-year anniversary was at least worthy of a mention.
Next Friday will be April Fool's Day, the 16th anniversary of my mother's passing, the date of my next Phirst Phriday Philanthropy and for many organizations, the beginning of a new fiscal year. It might be a good time to launch a sort of "decade in review" series of posts.
