I think one of the reasons is that whether I write things or not, nobody really seems to pay attention. I have delusions of grandeur; I want everyone to read my blog when I have something important to say, but most of the things that I think are important don’t matter much to anyone else.

I have some readers; well, I believe about two or three, who check when something new pops into their feed-reader, and I appreciate their audience. However, I can’t write as well as I’d like to, and due to the aforementioned lack of interest in my general postings, I don’t see the need to put any further effort into improving the quality of my prose. I suppose that’s a kind of catch-22; but even if I do improve my writing quality and bump up the interest level a bit, it’s not guaranteed to increase my audience.

I suppose now with my new job I’ll be able to post up interesting snippets concerning many random things; hopefully guides and useful information for people who are in a similar position to myself. I’ve just decided that’s going to be my plan. How about it, eh? The blog’s already served a useful purpose: now I can remember why I used to write here; as I sit pondering the next few keystrokes, I’m reeling through any number of information streams that could potentially contain interesting posting material, and as I happen upon something unique or appealing, I’ll type it down. In addition to that, it helps me to focus my thoughts. I’m procrastinating by writing here, and I know I’ve got some things to do, so after this post I’m going to go do them.

So, to my readers: although you are few, I will continue to write for you. Perhaps you will be joined by others, perhaps not.

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