Looking back on the whole blog experience I'd have to say I'm happy with some of what I've written and unhappy with others, but I figure that's probably the nature of blogs. Overall, it has been positive if a bit trying at times. When the project first started I was pretty excited, but that excitement began to fade after a while. For some reason I began to view my blog postings as a burden rather than something to look forward to. I felt like I always had to be "on" or people wouldn't read my posts, which, given that I didn't make it available for the masses, didn't happen anyway. I kind of regret that decision because with more feedback from people it might have helped drive me to make more postings and make more of an effort in how my page looked.
I think my favorite post was the one where my wife and I took our daughter to the pumpkin patch as that post best captures my feelings on that day and exemplifies the writing style that I try to get to come through that shows the "true" me.
I'd be interested in writing a blog in the future and making a public. I feel that i have some things to say on this subject and others and a blog provides the perfect forum in which to do that. It's just a matter of finding the time to do so, but that's the beauty: you don't HAVE to log in every day or every week, unless it's your homework assignment. =o]
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