As Jody suggests, for the sake of people reading, sometimes I wish I could be structured enough to blog on a certain day, a certain topic, or follow a particular blogging guru–the truth is, that’s not me. And the nature of my blog reflects this–it looks like my art—or my desk.
I guess this means I’m blogging not only for you–but for me, too.

As a blog reader, I expect any blogger to write when they either feel the urge, or when they schedule themselves to, depending on their own personal direction. The frequency is entirely up to the writer, and I, as the reader, am simply appreciative of the shared interesting and well-written posts, whenever they appear. So whenever you want to write, I’ll be reading!

I think you’re blogging for an audience, not yourself. There’s a blogging guru I follow (who is also a spiritual guru of sorts: Slade Roberson), and his advice is to choose one day a week for your blog. People become attuned to expecting it on that day. He feels once a week is ideal. I do like the idea of making it habitual for the reader, something they can rely upon. The haphazardness of “sometimes it appears and sometimes it doesn’t” isn’t effective, I don’t think.

Just my two cents!

Best, Jody

As far as who you are blogging for — you or us — that’s a good question. But as long as it is enjoyable to you, it doesn’t really matter. If it’s not enjoyable then you shouldn’t do it. It’s pretty black/white decision at that point.

But the most important question is this, “should we be concerned about building an ark?”