That's what has happened to me lately. I've been busy with clients, traveling for work, traveling a bit for pleasure and just generally... busy in my First (non-virtual) Life.

Although I must admit that I did set up a Facebook page recently. I'm easily addicted to fun stuff and that took up quite a bit of time for several days. At first, my 20-something daughter was absolutely horrified. Apologies, that links to a registration page.

But do go there to read Michelle Slatalla's very amusing June 7, 2007 column in The New York Times on joining Facebook.

Tip: set up a Facebook account to understand what it's all about

When my daughter Amanda's friends learned I'd joined, they immediately asked me to be their "friend." And my son's girlfriend wrote on my "wall" several times. It was very exciting. Also, I got my husband to agree to be "in a relationship" with me (as opposed to "married" - which of course we are). Never mind... you have to be on Facebook to understand all this.

Update: see HP blogger Eric Kintz's entry on Facebook and corporate marketing.

What if your blogging lags?

Back to the topic at hand... how much of a problem is it if your blogging lags for a week or two? My best advice to anyone else who's been "too busy to blog" is to pick it back up when you can. And keep going.

Four year blogging anniversary!

The real test of a blog is over the long haul. BlogWriteForCEOs started in November 2004. My first blog, at debbieweil.com, started in June 2003. Woohee! A four-year blogging anniversary!

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Syamant Sandhir said on June 28, 2007 at 02:29 PM

Hello Debbie

This was a very timely post from you. I read your book a couple of months back and was inspired to start my own blog. Mostly to see if I can articulate my views consistently on a blog.

Frankly, I’ve struggled to put my thoughts well in writing and that too consistently. But i did decide to do it for the long haul.

And then after two months of writing, June was subpar (largely to a hectic worklife)  and i decided to look up your blog to see how you have worked it out and there I see your post. Wow! perfect timing.

So in a sense I did do what you have suggested. What do you think ?

Debbie Weil said on June 28, 2007 at 06:02 PM

Syamant,

I love your post today about the new iPhone - perfect!

Eric Kintz said on June 29, 2007 at 07:50 PM

Happy anniversary, Debbie and see you in Facebook! Actually I just wrote a post about the Facebook craze in corporations
Eric

Karin said on June 30, 2007 at 07:25 AM

Debbie, Congratulations from Austria. I hope to read much more from you this summer.

russ stalters said on June 30, 2007 at 08:09 AM

Congratulations on the 4 year anniversary! Wow, in internet time that must be like 40 years! How does it feel to be one of the blogging pioneers?

All the best,
Russ

Toby said on July 3, 2007 at 12:44 AM

Debbie - 4 years blogging .. quite an accomplishment. congrats!

John Cass said on July 7, 2007 at 11:33 PM

Congratulations Debbie!


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