A Blog Well Written

Hello, my faithful readers! It's good to see you all in blogland. After a two week hiatus, I am ready to begin writing again. It is a personal fault of mine to get extremely excited about a new thing, take blogging for example. First I talk about it, then I research it, then I do it with utter abadon, and then I feel satisfied that I have done a good job and so I quit. This is a real pattern in my life. Two years ago I decided to make Easter dresses for my daughters. I thought about it, talked about it, shopped for patterns online, went to Wal-Mart to check out fabric. I finally purchased fabric and a pattern. I cut the pieces and stitched the dresses. I hand embroided applicaes on the front of each dress. I stayed up half the night on Easter eve completed the dresses. They were fabulous. The girls looked adorable. Everyone at church raved about their cute dresses and then raved again when I confessed that I made them. I felt very satisfied with my work: a job well done. I haven't sewn anything since.

So, when my dear husband reminded me that I have not blogged in over two weeks, I had to evaluate my priorities. Would blogging be like so many of my interests? Would I stop blogging simply because I have learned how to do it? Would my sense of satisfaction at a blog well written cause me to stop posting? I think not. Blogging is on going accomplishment. A good blog is updated regularly and an excellent blog is updated daily. It is time to renew my commitment and interest and blog daily.