So here I am 4 1/2 months into my blog and doing pretty well. I still am working on traffic, comments and writing ebooks. I do forsee a problem brewing. That is the weather. It is getting very nice in Utah even with some great rain the past few weeks. Oh yeah I found a hole in my roof I need to go patch.
Anyway, the weather is turning nice and there are many things that have to be done outside with my lawn, flowerbeds, and the vegetable garden. All of these have not been a problem in the past, when my daughter was healthy. Everything went to pot when she was in the hospital.
Last year was ok, this year promises to be great. I can’t wait to get out and work. There is however my blog to consider now. I haven’t had the work commitments that a lot of you have had to deal with. I have put hundreds of hours into my site and my burgeoning empire.
Now I have to figure out how to keep up with all of the yardwork, housework, and my work. This is not bad. This will be a good thing. I have a 10 year old and a 7 year old that can pull weeds and move the sprinkler as good as I can. That outsourcing thing that is the rage in the blogosphere nowdays. I have 2 ebooks that are coming, one a stay at home dad primer, the other a book about our families journey with kidney failure. I also have my fiction ebook of Jackson Malone that will be finished soon. Plus new fiction saturdays and the Creative Copy Challenge!
To that end, you may be reading lessons over tomatoes, or things I taught my son in a weed patch. Heaven help us when I get to the fishing reports.
Have a great Thursday folks!
-justin
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I'll have to put a disclaimer on each post with a formula to divide all length and harvest yeilds by 3 and take every fishing story with a grain or 7 of salt! Thanks for dropping by Jen!
Hey, Justin!
Sounds like you are going to have both hands full plus some. I am sure we will enjoy your stories about the tomatoes (we are trying to grow tomatoes, radishes, sweet and hot peppers so far this year!). The fish stories will probably be a hoot…unless you forget to exaggerate! Looking forward to learning more about the things you hold dear.
Jenn