Metablog

Ummm... I'm not quite sure what was going on in that last entry. All I know is that some crazy blog ranting went way out of control. But, hey, that's blogs for you. I'm definitely not apologizing or retracting. I'm simply observing.

So far 4 out of 6 entries in this blog have been blog-related (either about the blog, about previous entries in the blog, or about the concept of blogging.) If you count this entry, that makes it 5 of 7. That's a pretty good percentage. This whole thing is shaping up to be a meta-blog, and while I'm not sure how I feel about that, it appears to be out of my hands. I am simply the servant of the blog. I really wanted the blog to be a place where I could start storing my vast multitude of witty and profound observations, but so far it seems like all I think about are blogs. I promise, before I had this blog, I thought about non-blog-related topics. The blog has changed me. There's got to be some sort of theoretical principle in there... you know, about how the act of blogging your observations changes your observations. It's kind of Heisenbergy, but not quite.

Anyway, this weekend I promise to write some profound and witty observations about business training seminars and sociological behavior in executive middle managers. Well, on second thought, I don't promise it will be profound or witty. But by publicly promising to do it, I will force myself to post some non-metablog material. I'm sure I'll spend the entire post complaining about how I shouldn't have promised to post this particular topic, therefore maintaining my high metablog to posting ratio, but, whatever, I'm trying.