Blog hits milestone

By John Kanelis / johnkanelis_92@hotmail.com

This blog post represents a milestone for High Plains Blogger.

The moment I post this item it will mark the 700th consecutive day of blog commentaries from this platform.

I consider that a pretty big deal. So I thought I would pontificate briefly about what it means to me.

It means, simply, that I have been faithful to my boast that I although I cannot claim to be be an expert on anything, I have a lot to say about … oh, everything.

Some of my friends have called me “prolific.” I accept that description. I actually welcome it. I get that some posts sometimes do not measure up to what I would like to consider a high standard; perhaps this blog item qualifies as that kind of post.

The blog has kept me in “the game,” so to speak, since my daily journalism career came to a halt nearly nine years ago. I also have been able to write blogs for a public TV station, a network affiliate TV station, a public radio station and for the past couple of years a North Texas weekly newspaper.

So, while my daily print career crashed and burned, I have been able to keep my juices flowing through this blog and other media platforms.

Seven hundred consecutive days is a fairly big deal, the way I see it.

I now will try to add another 700 consecutive days, after which I intend to really brag.

5 thoughts on “Blog hits milestone”

  1. Congratulations, John, on 700 consecutive days of blogging. 700 days of anything is extraordinary. I have enjoyed reading your comments. Keep up the good work.
    Mike Purcell,
    TDP Executive Committeeman, SD district 31

  2. Congratulations. I find your blog very current and far more “neutral”
    than anything else I see.

  3. We may differ, but I see that as a positive. You don’t want to reach out to ONLY those that completely agree with you. What fun would that be? ?

    I do enjoy reading them. I think it’s your method of writing that makes them enjoyable.

    I wish the blogs email letting you know when new comments are posted and when you posted a new blog entry worked like it did in years past.

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