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2018 - Should I Return From My Blogging Hiatus?

Well. It's been a very long time since I've "picked up a pen" and divulged my thoughts in a blog. For some reason, I decided to come back here a reread some of my work, and wondered why I stopped. I admit I was busy, lazy, out of stuff to talk about. I figured no one was reading and just stopped. Was it a need for attention? Was I getting the desired amount of focus? Maybe, but I forgot that I liked to write and share.

Everyone goes through life drifting from one friend to another, one job to another, one interest to another. I was a Star Wars fan, a bald eagle watcher, a urban cycling commuter. Now, not so much. Have I drifted away from things I love due to laziness? Perhaps, but maybe it's time to return to my blog. Lots of things have changed in the time I've been away. Everything from a "partner in crime", a new cat and dog, a new job, and loads of new experiences.

I also have lots of new "rants", timely at my age! Getting older brings on the supposed "wisdom" I have. Hmm well that's only in my mind I guess. Obviously if you've kept in touch via social media, it's like the "Coles Notes" version of my life. Short and sweet. Here I can present the full view.

So, on that note, I am hoping to keep adding to my blog. Hopefully someone will be reading...

Here's some pics over the past "disappearance", of new things happening in my life.




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  1. Welcome back! Sounds/looks like things are going great for you! Good to read this! <3

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