I think that anyone who has been blogging for a significant amount of time understands the concept of blog fatigue. You get tired thinking up new posts all the time; you wonder where it is all leading. It has happened to me a few times.
In fact, when I first started to write the title to this post, I thought it felt awfully familiar. Then I remembered that I wrote a similar post almost exactly two years ago (“BlogCampaigning Is Back“) where I said that “Jens has been trying to sort out his life back in Germany, and Espen pretty much went AWOL in Norway.”
Some things never change, eh?
The good news is that after a month of contemplation, I’ve added a fresh coat of paint coding to the ol’ blog, I’ve got some good posts lined up, and we’ve even got a new author starting in the next week or so.
Added on to the fact that Heather and I both started new jobs, Jens is almost finished his thesis and it seems like a pretty good time to get a fresh start.
BlogCampaigning Is Back (Again)
I think that anyone who has been blogging for a significant amount of time understands the concept of blog fatigue. You get tired thinking up new posts all the time; you wonder where it is all leading. It has happened to me a few times.
In fact, when I first started to write the title to this post, I thought it felt awfully familiar. Then I remembered that I wrote a similar post almost exactly two years ago (“BlogCampaigning Is Back“) where I said that “Jens has been trying to sort out his life back in Germany, and Espen pretty much went AWOL in Norway.”
Some things never change, eh?
The good news is that after a month of contemplation, I’ve added a fresh coat of paint coding to the ol’ blog, I’ve got some good posts lined up, and we’ve even got a new author starting in the next week or so.
Added on to the fact that Heather and I both started new jobs, Jens is almost finished his thesis and it seems like a pretty good time to get a fresh start.
Thanks for continuing to read BlogCampaigning!
-Parker