First of all: 5000 views! I know they can't all be Aged P, so thank you for taking the time to read my blog.
Second, I have been stealth-posting some older tales and starting my recent London trip posts. Waaaay back in April, I went on the first Cupcake Ride of the season and the inaugural Toronto Easter Parade: Cupcakes and Easter Bonnets.
In June, I went to the Cambridge Butterfly Observatory: In which PhysicsGirl is covered in butterflies and eats bugs.
I've also started writing up my adventures in London this past July. I know, right?
Tuesday in London: In which PhysicsGirl, though jet-lagged, tries to find a cream tea
I have several things still to write up, but that should be enough to be going on with. School is starting in a few weeks, and you know what that means.
Business as usual, actually.
Second, I have been stealth-posting some older tales and starting my recent London trip posts. Waaaay back in April, I went on the first Cupcake Ride of the season and the inaugural Toronto Easter Parade: Cupcakes and Easter Bonnets.
In June, I went to the Cambridge Butterfly Observatory: In which PhysicsGirl is covered in butterflies and eats bugs.
I've also started writing up my adventures in London this past July. I know, right?
Tuesday in London: In which PhysicsGirl, though jet-lagged, tries to find a cream tea
I have several things still to write up, but that should be enough to be going on with. School is starting in a few weeks, and you know what that means.
Business as usual, actually.
So question. Why do you post things from the past with dates from the past all Timey-Wimey?
ReplyDeleteWhen you post about your trips, you could mention the actual dates in your blog post no?
Just a random question - not saying that your stealth posting is bad or anything!! :)
The simple answer is that I want them to appear chronologically. The longer answer, complete with bonus Dr. Who footage, is in this blog post.
DeleteYou can solve the problem of updating people on "past" articles by getting a plug-in to post stuff to twitter.
DeleteI use my photography blog (figtography.com) as both an exhibition platform and a way to keep track of my photos by date.
The WP to Twitter plugin posts when I make updates, regardless of when they are dated.
I remember reading that post but this sentence obviously didn't stick: "In other words, it's my diary and I'll post how I like."
Delete:)