To Blog or Not to Blog?

[Bravo]

That is the question?

I probably won't be updating Cobra Cabana anytime sooner. If I ever remember the password. And it was fun, but too many tangents. Too much commentary on the fan community, screw that crap.

Thinking about a new blog, but is it worth the hassle? I manage my time so poorly, so I'd either do a lot of blogging and then taper off....which seems to be what many people do. You'll see 100 posts the first year, then 20 the next, then 5, then 4, 3, 2, 1...Earth below us!

Yeah, tangents...like obscure song lyrics.

I wouldn't limit myself to GI JOE, because that's too limiting. But then is bitching about Star Wars crap anything anybody wants more of? Or reveiws of toys made ages ago? Or just showing off garage sale finds? I can do that on flickr and...not instagram, I don't have net access on my phone cuz I'm a dinosaur.

[Felix]

I love all the stuff you post. Do what you really want to do and don't worry if people like it or get it. Your friends will always find you :-)

[Johnny Turk]

I had a bunch of plans for the Gazette, than I got bored and throw all my pictures on to Instagram, because it's easy, and I wrote a fair number of profiles, but it got to the point where I had nothing reasonable to post. I don't really care about Funskool Blue Snake Eyes, and I own the figure, I can't see anyone wanting to read what I have to say about it. *SPOILER* I bought the figure because the Canadian dollar was worth a lot and I was sad I had a dead mom. /*SPOILER*

Personally Bravo, I think you've got a tremendous writing style, and a wealth of knowledge. I really like reading your takes.