Intro

About Me
The Manifesto

Previous Posts

This hiatus just got REAL
Meh declared cromulent
The usual post-election vocab lesson
Contest FAIL
A National Punctuation Day Contest
No one will ever pick up on this hyperbole
A spirited defense of good grammar
Good Stuff: 8/29/08
Montreal: phonetics, purists, and even some terror...
The Apostrophes of Canada

Back to Main

Delicious

My del.ic.ious site feed

Links

Bartleby
Common Errors in English
Netvibes RSS Reader
Online Etymology Dictionary
Research and Documentation
The Phrase Finder
The Trouble with EM 'n EN

A Capital Idea
Arrant Pedantry
Blogslot
Bradshaw of the Future
Bremer Sprachblog
Dictionary Evangelist
Double-Tongued Dictionary
Editrix
English, Jack
Fritinancy
Futility Closet - Language
Language Hat
Language Log
Mighty Red Pen
Motivated Grammar
Omniglot
OUPblog - Lexicography
Style & Substance
The Editor's Desk
The Engine Room
Tongue-Tied
Tenser, said the Tensor
Watch Yer Language
Word Spy
You Don't Say

Dan's Webpage


Website XML feed

The Further Adventures of Hiatus
Sunday, November 22, 2009   10:17 PM

It may be some time yet before I get back this. It was fun, but I still don't have a comfortable blogging setup in my new house (my main distraction this past year) and I still haven't found the extra time I'll need in my week in order to start up again properly.

(If you didn't know, I'm an extremely slow blogger.)

I have no tolerance for glacial blogs and no idea when I'll be able to figure this out, so I don't want you waiting on some expected future update. I mean, I definitely didn't get back to you in six months after my last post. Sorry about that, by the way.

When and if I'm blogging here regularly again, I'll also start reading and commenting on my favorite language blogs again, so if you're hip to those that's how you'll know I'm back. See you in the blogrolls, as they say.

In the meantime I've been getting a lot of spam comments lately — the nasty things prey on old, neglected blogs like this one — so I'm going to disable new comments. I apologize for the inconvenience.

Leave a Comment


Think reactive, not reactionary