Learning to Blog

Well, I've been doing the blog thing for not much longer than a year, and just in that time, the vast majority of what I write online has migrated over to 43 things, places, and people.  This leaves behind an atrophying list of bad rock haikus where a blog once lived.  I now see the wisdom in dividing separate threads of writing (professional blurbs, media critiques, personal entries, creative writing) into separate blogs entirely, as do the experienced.  Categories schmategories.  So I'm pulling the weeds from this space and initiating a different approach where only the occasional "real" blog entry goes here, the applicable majority goes onto Robot Co-op sites, and the less categorizable stuff goes elsewhere.  Anyone who's tolerant of the whole sweep of entries can always track them via our, whatchacallit, Customizable Digital Lifestle Aggregator on 43 people.  Word.  Er, I mean, words.