It finally occurred to me that I have not made a post in quite sometime. In fact I haven’t posted anything since January 8th. I am not sure why allowed myself to get sidetracked, but I did. So I want to apologize to the followers that I have gained. To be honest I have been fairly active on social media and a site called 800notes. I finally realized that I need to stop and refocus. I need to break away from the computer. If I am going to be on the computer, I have to do something more constructive (such as this blog). This is something I have promised myself before and I cannot seem to follow through with it. Somehow I have to keep myself focused on this task.
In all honesty there are bigger things in life than social media sites. Don’t get my wrong, I enjoy connecting with my family, but at some point, I have to accept the fact that I need to try and break this darn cycle I am in. Once I finished with this post, I hope to sign out of my Facebook app and only sign into Facebook two or three times a day through my laptop. I hope to do the same with 800notes. Only time will tell where things go from here.
Thank you for viewing my blog and an extra big thanks to my followers.
Where Has the Time Gone?
Responses
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Funny how you used the phrase “break the cycle” in this piece from March and I used the same words to you in our chat today. . Signs are everywhere 🙂
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The crazy thing is that I spend too much time on the internet and yet I want to be a more active with my blog. I can’t seem to win either way.
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Well at least it’s a positive outlet here, unlike social media
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This is a little late my friend, but I have found that Twitter has far fewer trolls that other site.
About the author
Sophia Bennett is an art historian and freelance writer with a passion for exploring the intersections between nature, symbolism, and artistic expression. With a background in Renaissance and modern art, Sophia enjoys uncovering the hidden meanings behind iconic works and sharing her insights with art lovers of all levels. When she’s not visiting museums or researching the latest trends in contemporary art, you can find her hiking in the countryside, always chasing the next rainbow.
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