It's Ok to not blog every day! Whew!

Came across a great Tweet today, and this is precisely why I think Twitter is such a great resource, as well as a fun and interesting thing to do.

@problogger had written this blog entry and thankfully, I feel more at ease now, not only with regards to blogging but with regards to writing too.

My main concern over starting blogging and writing, (ok pedants, blogging is writing too) was how I was going to find the time to do what I want to do, what with work commitments, (currently getting a lot busier as the project I am on is pushing further towards completion of Phase 1), the new family and associated shenanigans (roll on October and 3 weeks in Oz!) plus trying to have a life and spend time doing stuff me and my partner want to do. On top of which, I decide now is the time to learn about wine properly, and start writing and blogging and still keeping up with reading books and the now voluminous online content and information!

But it's ok! Scheduling is the way forward. A thoroughly worked out logical approach to it all can save a lot of time and trouble. Nice. Ideal for my logical brain to cope with. I can already see the benefits stretching before me.
I can also see that if things start to take off in a positive manner at some reasonable point down the line, that there will be a lot of sitting down and talking happening in my household. But then again, this will also be true of any major decision being undertaken, e.g. emigration to Australia, whens a good time to have a second child, giving up work to write full time *wink*, so having a structured approach to things is a good idea.

Ah well, fun times ahead. And yes, statistically, I did blog this from work, during work time. Me bad!

Any comments or thoughts much appreciated. Do you already subscribe to this mode of thought/work? Would this approach work for you?