I’ve been using some form of Linux since somewhere during the last half of 1998.  In that time, I’ve used quite a few of the various distributions that are out there.

See, this is the boat I didn’t want to be in.  I have written anything down in a few days, and already I’m trying to figure out what I want to write, how much I want to write, and even IF I want to write.  So I’m forcing myself to write something, which (thankfully) isn’t too terribly hard considering I have about three topics I want to write about.  I just need to sit down and do it.  That’s all–this post is also testing a post format that WordPress calls an “aside”, so I figure it doesn’t need to be long.

Last post I mentioned that I have a fair amount of projects rattling around in my head. What I think I’m going to do is start to write down my thoughts on these projects here, which should serve to do two things: first, it will give me something to write about; and second, it will give me a place for “brain dumps” every now and then, so that I can refer back to them myself.

Well, I give up on doing anything useful with this blog thing. The problem is, I don’t just want to delete it, for reasons that I can’t really understand. I’ve thought about using it for things I want to write that would turn out longer than a Facebook status update should be, and for stuff I don’t really care if anyone else ever reads; but that never seems to come to fruition.

I was told the other day that I don’t update this site often enough. Either the people who told me that were playing a mean joke on me, or they actually cared about what I was writing. (At this point I’m going with somewhere in-between, leaning more towards the former.) Either way, it got me to thinking. Could I update more often? Probably. Do I have enough interesting things to write about? Depends on what your definition of “interesting” is, I guess.