Some people say that I should maintain a more regular post schedule. You can read them at your own leisure. I’m too anxious. When I have a good post, I don’t want to withhold it, I don’t want to keep it from the few readers I’m lucky enough to have.
The last three posts, published moments apart, are the result of having spent 5 hours on a 757-200, geographically between Detroit and Los Angeles, situationally, sandwiched between two large men.
(Note: seats 33A, 33B and 33C on a 757-200 have access to a 110V outlet. Very nice!)
I listened to metal, reviewed some cached articles & blogs that I wanted to read, knocked out some work e-mails, and ripped out three solid posts.
They’re yours to enjoy. And submit to reddit. Or STR. Or Digg. Or whatever.Thanks to all of you for reading & making it worthwhile.
Happy belated new year.
Outlets and other seat configuration issues vary by airline. SeatGuru is a good planning resource. :-)
Seatguru made no mention of the outlets, they were an added bonus to the extra leg-room in the exit-row seating.
As another flying FYI: if you ever have to fly on an Embraer, avoid it at all costs. :)
What part of the trip did you fly on an Embraer?
it was direct flight today. flew on an embraer to Hartford CT a few months ago.
“When I have a good post, I don’t want to withhold it, I don’t want to keep it from the few readers I’m lucky enough to have.”
We’re pretty lucky to have you.
Blogger has a “queue posts ahead of time” feature. I believe WordPress also has such a feature.
I queue up posts ahead of time, in case I’m busy or have a creative dry spell. I also have partially finished drafts in my queue.
I can queue posts ahead of time, I just prefer to publish ASAP.
At any given time, I have 50+ drafts/brainstorms in WordPress.
Seriously, tell the doubters to get stuffed. If they can’t handle the pace, tough luck for them!
The “two large men sandwich” thing is your problem, though… :)
The “two large men sandwich” thing is your problem, though… :)
Those aren’t pillows…;)