It's mostly about having my life so full that I haven't read other people's blogs, let alone updated my own. And then once you get past a certain point you become burdened by the obligation to update - what to tell, what to leave out and it all becomes too hard.
I was beating myself over the head for neglecting the blog when I did a quick reckoning and worked out that this year I have had the following events, in roughly chronological order
- my first trip to Europe
- my divorce
- finishing my contract and taking leave without pay
- applying to do post-graduate research
- 2 weddings
- 1 hysterectomy
- formally starting my post graduate work
- making a commissioned piece for Seth Apter's next book
- organising a trip to Europe and our 3rd wedding
In the meantime I will leave you with a happy snap of Barry, our resident axolotl.
2 comments:
It is good to hear from you again. It is difficult to find time or enthusiasm at times.
No wonder your blog has gone by-the-by! What a year you've had! I don't tend to blog as much as I used to and I think that's quite natural. We all blog for different reasons and I have only ever viewed it as something I do to record my creative life and some of my personal stuff. If ever I have had a gap I find it hard to start again but I just ignore all the intervening stuff and just jump back in. Whereas I used to blog every day I may only blog 3 or 4 times a month now. Good to see you back.
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