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Sunday, 11 September 2011

Changes

Posted on 18:42 by Unknown

In keeping with my promise to streamline my expulsion of thoughts via "social" outlets, I am going to start focusing more on the blog and less on the other stuff.  That means I'm also not going to post any more blog announcements on Twitter or Google+.  Blog posts will be on the blog and shared via my Google Reader stream only.  Time to get serious about quality rather than quantity.  This will also be the last blog post I link on Twitter or Google+.

It also means I'm going to tone down the sharing of weird events that occur around me, and the salty language that goes/went with it all.  Weirdness continues to happen all around me, for whatever reason, I seem to be a magnet for strange things and strange people, but I'm tired of sharing the weirdness.  Go find your own.  I have enough to keep me busy already.

Also, if you have anything you'd like me to include as a topic or theme in upcoming blog posts, please e-mail me at ds0934 (at) gmail (dot) com. Put "blog feedback" in the subject line or it will get shit-canned immediately.  Here's your chance to drop a quarter and make the monkey dance.  Use it wisely. :)

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