You know, the blog posts in my head which never make it here to That Other Page fall into two categories.
There are the fun, witty, entertaining potential posts which are reflections of me from a different time. I should share them… they are lighter, somewhat clever (I think), and show a side of me I don’t get to share much anymore. But I always rationalize that I should save them for something bigger…. another time, perhaps, or a different venue. If Elton and I get our podcast up and running, they’d definitely find a home there.
And then there are the darker, more reflective posts where I tend beat myself up and carefully choose words that probably seem like senseless depressing ramble to most people but to me are some sort of muted catharsis.
After a frustrating night, one of those depressing blog posts made it to the “big screen” earlier today. By noon I’d received some feedback from my editors family: they asked for a format change… more of the lighter stuff, less “em0” mopey-ness.
Sounds like a plan.
I have to admit – I know what kind of things I like to read, and it only makes sense to try to produce content along those same lines. Right?
I’ll take your silence as a “yes.”
Contributed by: Scott Copperman (Guest Author)
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