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Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Time to Sum Things Up

I have thought off and on about my blog and what I wanted to do in the future.  It has been a difficult decision to make after such a long run.  So many wonderful and not so wonderful memories are documented here.  It's like saying an official goodbye to an old friend. 

This evening I decided to check in and see how long it has been since I posted anything.  Mid-August 2023.  Eight months.  Gosh. I think I made a choice by default.  No activity is a decision!

I always felt I wouldn’t just disappear.  I wanted to close out this blog officially with a final post.  And this is my final post.

First let me say, I am just fine.  I am not ill or depressed or hiding some dreadful life change.  While my health is not as good as it was say ... 5 years ago - I am relatively health for a 77 year old.  I have many interests - many of which I had shared on this blog.  I see friends and family.  I enjoy books and play with Legos, work on minimizing the size of all my stuff, knit on occasion - all the typical stuff for me.  I am even branching out and exploring water color and colored pencil art.  That may not go anywhere, but it has crossed my mind many times over the years - so I am opting to do it this year. If not now, when?   I am not idle.  My days are full, and I enjoy my life.

But blogging has slipped off the radar for me - and that has been the case for a few years.  I don’t see that changing. It used to make me sad at the thought that I might close this blog down but even that emotion is now gone.  I see it as a phase of my life that has passed and other things have taken its place.

Thank you to any hangers-on who happen to find this post.  I totally enjoyed ‘meeting' you through this medium, and I still enjoy reading your posts.  I know most of my regular readers have moved on and that is to be expected.  But I wish anyone reading this all the best.