I guess I should apologize

I've been a shitty poster lately. Work has been a bitch, and spring has meant more yard work and farming, so even my weekend posting is down. As a result, so is traffic. I'm not happy about this, but a remedy is difficult to come by. Realistically, the only solution is less sleep in exchange for more posts. In recent months, I have not been willing to make that trade. I think, though, in the interests of the blog, I have to do that.

On the one hand, the project is boring and not likely to produce much in the way of insight into the life of contract attorneys, or even much humorous commentary on that life. That, of course, was the original purpose of this blog.

On the other hand, I have never felt bound by that, so I have lots of opportunity to post about food, farming, politics and whatever. I don't know how well that goes over with the core audience, but it seems to work as long as I post often.

Which I have not been doing. So anyway, if there is something you want me to post about, tell me. Just put up a comment. or send an email to raised.by.a.wolf@gmail.com.  I'm not inclined to give up the blog, but I don't want to get stuck in a rut. Help me out here, people.

Can't believe I missed this

The one-year anniversary of this blog passed unnoticed two weeks ago. The first post, Begin at the Beginning, set out the basic premise of this blog, which is, primarily, to tell the story of contract attorneys. I do that mostly through my own experience, because I really can't do it any other way. Sure, I include stuff that is passed along to me, but when people don't pass shit along, I can't share it. The obvious solution, if we hope to improve how well this blog cover contract attorneys, is for you lazy sacks to send me ideas of posts, descriptions of things that have happened to you and the like. You won't do that, got no room to complain.