Monday, October 31, 2005
Great New Blog
If you came here looking for a voice of Optimism for your Seattle Mariners, I apologize for my current hiatus. May I be so bold as to redirect you to one of my favorite new spots for Mariner reading, Detect-O-Vision, Inc.
Excellent analysis, well written, entertaining, usually optimistic, and a fantastic addition to the M's blogosphere. And voluminous as well - there seem to be multiple long posts added every day.
Sites like this one let me rest easier knowing that a voice of optimism still exists in the M's blogosphere!
Excellent analysis, well written, entertaining, usually optimistic, and a fantastic addition to the M's blogosphere. And voluminous as well - there seem to be multiple long posts added every day.
Sites like this one let me rest easier knowing that a voice of optimism still exists in the M's blogosphere!
Thursday, October 13, 2005
My Extended Hiatus
My apologies to those (2 or 3 - Hi Mom!) of you out there who have enjoyed my blog the past two years. This summer I moved, things picked up at work, and with three kids to boot I found that I had to make some choices with how to spend my free time.
With the Mariners struggling, yet the blogosphere rocking with great writers, I decided to shelve my blog for a few weeks, which has not turned into a few months. For now, I would consider myself retired from blogging, but Spring may bring new inspiration to your Mariner Optimist, and I hold out the possibility of a return.
In the meantime, I'm looking forward to seeing what the M's do this offseason, and of course, my hopes are extremely high for 2006.
Go Mariners!
With the Mariners struggling, yet the blogosphere rocking with great writers, I decided to shelve my blog for a few weeks, which has not turned into a few months. For now, I would consider myself retired from blogging, but Spring may bring new inspiration to your Mariner Optimist, and I hold out the possibility of a return.
In the meantime, I'm looking forward to seeing what the M's do this offseason, and of course, my hopes are extremely high for 2006.
Go Mariners!
