That’s right I’m back, well-rested and ready for 2012—well sort of.

I guess the only 100% true statement in that sentence is “I’m back.” After an almost four-week hiatus, I’m returning to the blogosphere.

During my hiatus, I also took a mini break from technology. I severely minimized my time on the computer, got backlogged on emails, abandoned social media, ignored my cell phone (which was easy since I rarely have it on anyways), and snubbed my nose at tweets and tweeters (also easy, since I’m not a tweeter, yet).

It was a beautiful thing. All was well and right with the world until December 25th when it all went up in flames—Kindle Fire flames!

So much for my technology break because for Christmas I received my very own Kindle Fire eReader. Oh my. And of course, like any kid with a new toy, I’ve been on that thing like white on rice. Like bread and butter. Like beans and farts. My Kindle Fire allows me to listen to music, surf the web, read thousands of books, and heaven forbid…watch movies. Good lord, this is not good.

Of course those who know me know I love to read, so its sole purpose is for reading. Yet my first love will always be the printed, hardcover experience of holding an actual book in my hands. No eReader can replace that. The only difference now is I have more reading options. Thank you, Jerome.

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But what I will do is announce that change is on the horizon. In the coming months you’ll see subtle and not so subtle changes to this website and blog. Simply because it’s time for change (and it’s one of my 2012 goals). It’s been almost a year since I launched this site (more on that later this week), so it’s time to shake things up a bit.

With that said, I’d like to welcome you back, readers. I’m glad you stuck around.

It’s a new year, a new day, a new dawn—go shake things up!

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