As you may have noticed, for the last two to three months, my posts have trailed off in dramatic fashion. This has been due to a variety of reasons. Over the last two months, my workload has increased. Thats good news in the fact that I would rather be busy, than pounding the pavement in this Obama economy. You won’t see me complain about that. But alas, my blogging has suffered.
Another item that has changed over the last month and a half is a change in lifestyle. No, I’m not gay you assholes. But after many years of emulating Keith Richards, I’m making the change for the healthier. It started with running, and then, three weeks ago I started P90X. For those of you who don’t know, P90X is basically like waterboarding. I’m starting my fourth week today, so at this stage, it appears as though it won’t kill me.
I’ve also realized (in this time of high enlightenment) that The Busted Nut needs to be formed down a bit. And what I mean by that, is ‘less is more’. Not less posts, or less snarkieness, but less ‘stuff’. I’ve been threatening to change my theme now for about six months, but just haven’t been able to pull the trigger. When I started blogging, I wanted to be the biggest, baddest, blog on the hill. I crammed as much shit as I could on the home page. Now I’m realizing, kinda hard to keep up with it when life nails your balls to the deck. So, I’m going to drop alot of the fluff, and go for more substance.
So, in the next few days, The Busted Nut will change themes, and go for more substance. This includes adding something I am very excited about, my own political cartoons. Thats right. I’m artsy fartsy to a degree, and I have a hankering to add some different skills to the layout. I don’t know how often, maybe once a week, but I hope to get started this month.
All that said, thanks for staying tuned while I make these changes. I think you will appreciate and enjoy them. And no, I will not be getting rid of the tattooed girls with guns. I do have my standards thank you very much!
Sincerely,
Jake_G
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