So, I just posted a little rambling philosophical/spiritual post earlier tonight (“Why Must We Go Through This”), and just a day or so ago, a long-overdue new installment of my novel. And, in general, things have been a bit sporadic around these parts since I started up a second blog. So, I thought I might give you a sense of what the next month or so will likely bring.
First of all, hopefully a lot more frequent updates to the novel, perhaps a new one every other day or every third day if I can manage it. For those not enamored of my novel, or science fiction in general, my apologies.
I will continue to post other ramblings on relationship stuff, current events, sex, religion, spirituality, etc. as the moods strike me, but I will admit I haven’t been as inspired on those fronts these days as I’d like, and I probably need to recharge a bit. I don’t want to repeat things I’ve already talked about, and I don’t want to just pick at the low-lying fruit in the news these days, like those birther maniacs who have now turned to forging birth certificates to “prove” President Obama isn’t really U.S.-born. It’s just too easy.
So, novel installments will go up, but my other posts will probably continue at their current lazy pace for a while. Hopefully, y’all will stick with me during my quasi-slump…and I’ll see if I can lure Miz Pink back here for some more posting…though I’m not sure my powers of persuasion can win against the sweet baby breath of Mini Pink Model 3.
Deacon Blue
Inda Pink
Holy Sh!+ from Deacon Blue 
You have a second blog? I must have missed this.
I only mentioned it briefly by way of apology to folks some weeks back for not posting as much here. I’m keeping the blogs entirely separate from each other, as I’m covering more…um…carnal territory at the other joint.
I believe we can be ‘patient’.
I know, SocietyVs…and I also know that it’s pretty common for blogs to not get updated daily.
I just feel guilty when I go more than a day without posting. Frankly, I feel guilty when I don’t post every day. I just feel like if people come here, they should be able to find something here every day, and as unrealistic or unnecessary a feeling as that is, it’s hard to shake.