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Centuries

In the spirit of Jeff Atwood’s Meta is Murder, I’ve generally been avoiding meta-blogging here. Not that I’m generating a stream of the most deepest, insightful posts, but hey it’s my site.

However, allow an indulgence.

Recently I hit a couple of century marks in my posting. First, in March, April, and May of 2010, I posted a total of 100 times. That beats my previous best three month total of 96 from September, August, and July of 2009.

Second, I’m currently on a streak of 107 straight days of posting. I hit 100 straight on June 6th and have been trucking along ever since. There have been a couple of close calls and challenges, mostly related to long days at work, late night post-work social functions, and long distance work related travel. Did I thoroughly blame work? Posting desperation only really crept in one time, but I beat midnight with five minutes or so to spare. And only one post felt like it was mailed in. Otherwise, I’ve felt like I’ve made a good honest effort to provide some value or entertainment with a basis in the myriad of things that I’m working on or interest me on a daily basis. I’ll probably take a break soon though.

One thing the streak has done is bring some clarity to this blog’s themes. Clearly, I’m not close to what I long ago wrote in the About page. The #1 topic has to be a trailing edge geek’s quest for a new smartphone. Then it’s equal parts, post-disco dance/electronic music, Apple nuggets, sports observations, and a skoosh of science fiction. Mmmmm, fantasy football’s only 3 months away!

Some stuff I need to get back to? Working on a sideline programming project. Reading more books. And expanding my library of DnB mixes.

No plans to do comments, as I still can’t stand them. But Annals of the Disco Diaspora might get some more play. I’m having fun digging into my mental history of 80’s and 90’s dance music.

To infinity and beyond!

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