One of the joys of writing blogs is figuring out what you will write, how you will write, and, best of all, why you write. The value of what is important when writing changes. Many start to do it "because everyone else is", then they find a pleasure in exposing their thoughts publicly.
Then comes the annual review and we look back on what we've done and find that we did great things or that we need to improve, or even that we need to stop doing it, whatever it is, and do something else. It's a great thing, isn't it?
So I say "excellent" with heart-felt meaning. Keep it up and next year, I'll be eager to hear what you have to review about this year's work.
Doug Burns
· 3 years ago
Personally, I was hoping for a few more knob gags, but it's been continuously entertaining and even a wee bit controversial now and then. Besides, now that the football season's started you can rely on Premiership antics for material ;-)
Here's to another couple of months at least (I don't think I should be too demanding).
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One of the joys of writing blogs is figuring out what you will write, how you will write, and, best of all, why you write. The value of what is important when writing changes. Many start to do it "because everyone else is", then they find a pleasure in exposing their thoughts publicly.
Then comes the annual review and we look back on what we've done and find that we did great things or that we need to improve, or even that we need to stop doing it, whatever it is, and do something else. It's a great thing, isn't it?
So I say "excellent" with heart-felt meaning. Keep it up and next year, I'll be eager to hear what you have to review about this year's work.
Here's to another couple of months at least (I don't think I should be too demanding).