About–revised 12/23/09
Five years ago I began a blog. It became well known at a time when most baby boomers didn’t know what a blog was.
Now they know all about blogging, search engine optimizing, and how to become rich & famous without really doing any work.
Excuse my cynicism. Instead of thinking about the next steps I blogged.
Then I moved from the Upper West Side of Manhattan where I owned a small coop to North Myrtle Beach, SC where I bought a small house.
When I was a child. Hell when I was an adult none of this was the plan. I was going to get married (did), stay married (not), have children, live in a penthouse in The Village and oh did my life divert from the plan.
Which isn’t to say that diverting from the plan was bad. It wasn’t really a plan. I had no idea how to strategically plan. Just thoughts.
I have had more experiences than most people. Many are in the blog. Many aren’t.
This blog doesn’t have a theme. It won’t teach you anything brilliant. You won’t learn how to make money as a blogger.
It won’t have ads or a paypal donation button. That’s not a moral objection. Just a personal thing. We won’t ask you to follow us on FB or Twitter. Maybe someday.
We’re not into celebrities here. We hate politics though sometimes we can’t help ourselves. We have a hard time hating people for more than two seconds and even that’s a long time.
We won’t be reviewing books or movies, usually. We don’t like to be sent books unless we ask for them. We would love to be sent cleaning supplies and tech products but we’re neither a mommy blogger nor a tech one.
Why do we have a blog? What do we talk about given all those restraints? Good question. One that could only be solved by reading.
