I’ve noticed when I post about Canadian politics more than a day in a row, hits go down significantly.
Almost half actually.
I’m not interested in doing commentary, I recognize I’m too cynical and dismissive, but I am interested in linking up to varying points of view.
I genuinely struggle to keep my opinion down to as few words as possible, even though it’s a blog. I’ve covered too many elections and too many politicans I guess.
I wonder what the traffic drop says about Canadian’s penchant towards political things?
US political posts would generate a lot of traffic here, but draw way too much anger to comfortably handle these days.
At the risk of being self-focused, maybe it’s an indicator I’ve become a boring blogger.
Truth be told, I have been self-focused. There have been major changes in my life the past six weeks and adapting has taken up a fair bit of my attention.
And within my chosen core of blogging buddies there have been changes. Sabbaticals, grieving, illnesses, academic pressures, work…a reflection of life.
I genuinely miss some bloggers presence online.

Blogging requires effort in reaching out.
Since much of it is relational, those relationships need to be cultivated through comments, encouragement, linking and leap-blogging, none of which I’ve tended carefully or well at all lately.

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