September 21, 2011 Too far Under the Radar? This blog needs your vote or it simply goes away…
"The Preacher" with her very happy dog, Scout Labradoodle
It’s crisis time for this blog, and I need to hear from any interested readers.
Let me be clear; it’s not crisis time for me, it’s crisis time for this blog! I write another blog (almost daily) that generates a tremendous level of interest. And, to be honest, my other blog covers a lot of ground this page would address if it was my only space.
So I have to ask the question. If this blog went away, then would the few readers who visit here transfer their interest to “The Life-Charged Life”, or will I lose you altogether?
You see, a huge part of what it means to live “The Life-Charged Life” involves my role as a clergy-hubby. So I feel that I’m short-changing this blog when I post on the other… and I feel like my other readers are missing out when I post good stuff over here.
So I’ll leave it at that. This is a one-month fact-finding fishing expedition. Do you want this blog or not? Let me know, either way.
Like I said, I’ll be posting 6-days a week regardless, over at The Life-Charged Life.
Peace – DEREK “The Preacher’s Husband” Maul
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Celeste
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Hi Derek
I read this one weekly – your other one about the same. I can understand how keeping 2 similar ones distinctive has to be a challenge. I do enjoy hearing about the vibrant life of FPB and your pastor ( I agree she is is pretty special!) so I say no crisis- do what feels like makes sense. You can always pick it back up or let it rest.
Celeste
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derekmaul
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Thanks for the feedback, Celeste. I appreciate it.
So far I’m leaning toward consolidation – but there’s no rush.
Peace – D
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Timothy
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It strikes me (as a reader of both) that consolidation might be a good idea. Today’s post, for example, is exactly the kind of clergy hubby post that would suit well here, and there’s no real reason to keep them seperated.
Tim
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derekmaul
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Thanks for the wisdom, Tim. I’m certainly considering that as a solution… But I don’t want to lose the blog address. Maybe there’s a way to automatically forward…?