I'm finding it difficult to blog regularly lately. It's probably because I read a lot of blogs and comment on a few of them fairly often, and I tweet, and I'm writing a book on the Eucharistic Prayers... oh yeah, and I have a wife and a job and a dog and teach Confirmation students.
So the blog has suffered a lot because of that. Just look at the past few months:
I only posted 54 times in 2011, less than half of 2010's output, which was less than a third of 2009's output! True, some of my posts have been short and a bit mundane, but I just don't write here much anymore. I've got tons of "series" of blog posts which are stagnant, and a lot which never really ever got started. I've also got two other blogs (related to the new liturgical translation) which haven't had much going on lately.
So, facing the decision of 1) not changing my blogging habits, 2) increasing my blogging, or 3) stopping blogging here altogether, I'm going to try #2. I'm going to blog about the books I'm reading, because if there's one thing I have a lot of, it's unread books on Christianity! I wouldn't call these book reviews, per se, although I'll tag them as such for good measure.
My first installment will be on The Sayings of the Desert Fathers translated by Benedicta Ward, SLG.
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