Here’s something we don’t hear people talking about much–the consequences of things going right.  Let’s say…for a blog.  About snowmobiling.  In the middle of summer.

What’s So Good?

As you might have guessed by now, things have actually been going well for my real job, which is writing web content (in short, that’s all the stuff you read on the web, from eBooks to website pages to articles…).  I have been building up a team of writers who work with me as well as been tapped for some ongoing projects with regular clients.  All that, and the writing I was already doing.  It’s all been good things, but it’s left me a little strapped for time.

The Consequences Of Positive Actions

So I’ve been strapped.  I am, after all, one person.  A mom of 4 actually–4 that started a new school year and new schedule of activities.  With a husband who cannot boil water, so has limited avenues for cutting me slack on the homefront.  A husband who, I have to say (for the sake of fairness and civility) is also very busy and hard working.  And we all know what happens when we get pressed for time that just can’t be created.  Something has to give.  Lately, it’s been the blog.  In my defense, it’s not like it’s been snowing or anything.

So Is This Goodbye?

No this is not goodbye. This is bear with me while I reinvent a balance again.  The weather is turning cooler, I’ve got team memebers more up to speed, and so I feel the inklings of inspiration budding again.  And I have readers sending in great pics so that heps–we’ll be seeing those soon enough.

So Is There Anything I Can Do To Help?

Yeah.  You can.  Keep reading when I’m here (or use the time to sift through the archives).  Or better yet, inspire me.  Suggest something to talk about.  Better than that, write something for me!  Bang out a guest post–anything you want–and email it to me at seldderchick@gmail.com.  Feel free to include links to your own blog, website, business, or what have you (but please somehow make it sled-related )  Do a little self-promo for you, your club, your favorite sled sites, or whatever and I’m happy to let that ride as my thanks to you.  Meanwhile, I’ll try to carve a little more time out of my day for sled talk.