I’m so glad that I’m not the only person who is consistently inconsistent.

Source: Time Magazine

Courtesy of Raymond Chen.

Anil Dash wrote about “The Blog Cycle“. It was an extremely accurate description of the ongoing cycles in blogging. One commenter noted the only thing missing was the bullet point for people who write about the cycles of blogging.

We are all so un-original.

I would apologize if it weren’t so altogether normal. It’s time we all accept this fact and learn celebrate and embrace our un-originality. The rhythms of life winter, spring, summer, and fall are un-original, yet there is pleasure to be had in each season of life.

I missed celebrating my third anniversary of blogging on March 13th of this year. The first post was a little light on content. I think I’ve gotten a little more interesting since then.

I wish I could thank each and every one of you for stopping by to read my postings, at least those of you who aren’t trying to jam spam into the blog comments. A special thank you goes out to the people who know me in person and read my blog but don’t tell me that I am their guilty pleasure. I’m honored that you take the time to read about me and whatever I am thinking about.

For the 100′s of people who find my weblog when they are searching for videos of Terry Tate “Office Linebacker” — sorry I don’t know where they are. If I could offer you a parting gift it would be the URL to those commercials.

I’ve been spouting off about spring quite a bit lately. My conscience was bothering me about the photos I have posted because they are from previous years — much later in the season. The photos represented my thoughts but don’t paint an accurate picture of what Minnesota is like at the end of March.

So here are some photos taken tonight. You can see the plants and shrubs are budding, but the flowers haven’t paid a visit yet.

I love pussy willows. They flowers are small, fragile and subtle but they are a sure sign that spring is arriving.