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Good Reasons for Not Blogging

I have (no joke) 20 posts that are half-written, and have ideas for another dozen or so that I want to get to- but they’ll need to wait until next week.

Reason 1:
I must try to finish a writing project (about which I’ll write more soon).

Reason 2:
I must make sure I’m well-prepared for my visit to Wisconsin at the end of the week.

Reason 3:
I need to keep refining my materials for MLA 2008. I’m not happy with them yet.

I’m not pleased to put off the blogging, but with the commitments I’ve made to others it is the only thing I can (in good conscience) put on the back burner.

Next week, I plan to put up a few posts about the AMA conference last week and some of the interesting things I learned there.

Also keeping me busy lately: Liz and I are expecting a baby in early July.

More about that next week, too.

:)

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6 Responses to “Good Reasons for Not Blogging”

  1. 1
    Ronald:

    Congratulations

  2. 2
    Meg:

    Congratulations on the new baby, David! Yay!

  3. 3
    Francesca Frati:

    Congratulations!

  4. 4
    Steve T:

    I am in line to say congratulations on being pregnant. See, even Medical Librarians have a life too! :-)

  5. 5
    Pubget Team:

    Congratulations to you both from Ian & Ramy!

  6. 6
    Amy@PatientEducationMatters:

    YIPPEEEEEEEEEE!!! Congratulations!

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