An Audience of One

I posted my very first blog entry on January 3, 2010.  I am not really sure why I started the blog—at least at this late point I no longer recall.  Likely, the whole thing is an outgrowth of my natural stupidity.   I am now somewhat addicted to writing blog entries.  I often find myself approaching panic mode if have no blog to post in the morning. 

When I first started the blog I did not have what you might call a readership.  I primarily had an audience of one: my wife.  I typically forced her to go read my blog postings so that they did not languish there—never once seeing the circuits of another machine and they eyes of another person.  I began with weekly postings.  Somewhere following the passing of my wife I began to post daily.

Thanks to all of you that take a moment from your day to see what grows in my garden.  Thanks to all loved ones and friends.

Today, I thought I would post one of my lonely blogs, a blog that, according to my dashboard, has had only two hits after floating around out there in blue space for over two years.  Here is the blog:

6/13/11

A Simple Fact

I cannot move on by placing one foot behind the other…though surely I have been trying.

--Mitchell Hegman