Good day all. There has been so much news in the last week, that it’s been hard for me to keep up. I also have to work next weekend, which will slow down my writing about anything that happens next week.
Normally, I tend to pick up a number of stories that interest me and then write about them over the course of a weekend. Then I post them, one per day. Currently, I have 7 posts ready to go and 3+ more that I’m looking at writing today and tomorrow.
This doesn’t include whatever the hell comes out this weekend, and what news is released next week. One of the side effects of my posting schedule is that some of the posts might seem a bit out of date. This is due to the course of events racing ahead and rendering my hard work less then relevant.
I’m afraid there isn’t much I can do. I have a real world job and other then making occasional notes regarding something I find interesting, I don’t do any blogging on the job. (There is a reason I’m the highest ticket closer in the company. I focus on my work, not working on my blog)
If something comes up of great import, I will try and write about it during the week, either before or after work. However, by the time I get home from my real world job, I’m tired and really don’t want to look at a computer for the rest of the night. (Emily Wickersham on NCIS is a different matter. Yes, I know she’s married and wish then a long happy life together, but a heterosexual male can dream)
I just wanted to let you know what’s going on in the background. This doesn’t include the postings that come in for the main site from the ranters and ravers who submit new rants. We have to go through those and clear out the crap and spam. (If we ever figure out who the guy with the foot fetish who keeps spamming us…)
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