It has been a long time since I’ve posted regularly. I’ve had at least one person complain to me of my blog silence. (To that person: Twitter, man, I’m telling ya!) But I think in part, my thoughts have become a little more scattered (you know, considering the incredibly short style I’ve adopted because of Twitter), but in a larger part, I think it’s time to shift this blog in a new direction, or at the very least, refresh it. So I’m curious: what do you readers want to see more of?
Do you want to see more results of the recipes I’m trying?
Should I post more photo-diary entries?
Would you be interested in following a serial story written by moi (and in helping me out when I get writer’s block)?
Would you like to hear more of my thoughts/perspectives on politics, literature, dance, love/marriage, God/Jesus/Christianity/spirituality, etc?
Do you want more links/random clippings from what I’m reading?
More stories about my day?
I’ve enjoyed writing for you for the past three years, and hearing your opinions and reading your blogs, and I hope the direction I will be taking this blog in the future is one that you will be interested in reading.
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December 3, 2008 at 10:49 pm
Matt
Have all your tweets post directly to your blog!
December 4, 2008 at 9:00 pm
Sarah
I’m a fan of a bit of all the above
December 4, 2008 at 10:20 pm
Jason Booy
I really like the serial story idea!! I would certainly get involved with that,
Recipes would also be fantastic, although for the full effect I think you would need to start an exclusive cooking-themed blog! I would visit, although wouldn’t have as much opportunity to get actively involved since cooking takes a lot of time.
Btw, visited your Twitter and, I confess, got thoroughly confused. Had no idea what I was reading. I’m 100% sure that it’s not your fault, but my own incompatibility with this Twitter meme.
December 8, 2008 at 4:06 pm
Trin
I like the serial story idea as well! It would be great to have somewhat of an influence on the story & characters and perhaps be able to alter the course of events. I wonder how difficult it would be to tailor your story for a wide-ranging audience? I’m guessing we’d see a few comment wars on ‘what should happen next’, haha.
I personally enjoy the thought/perspective posts as well. They make the blog a little more personal, but it gives you the chance to interact with your audience on a deeper level.
Just my two cents ^^