Goodbye 2010

It is almost 2 am and sleep feels a bit like a mythological creature to me. So for a few moments I'll work on this end of the year post. It won't be what I want. It is not going to be eloquent or comprehensive because I just don't have the time to make that happen.

Instead it will be rushed and skewed by the perceptions of late night and a nip of Scotch. So to my dear readers, my friends, lurkers and all others who stumble upon this, I present an incomplete look back at 2010. It was a slower year than many, less than a thousand posts but hopefully the quality improved.

• The Almost Warrior
• If I Was a Professional Blogger
• These Pictures of You 
• Lightning Strikes Twice
• What I Dream About
• Are you There God? It is Me, Jack
• A Father's Burden 
• A Father Describes Parenting
• Some Things I'll Teach My Children (Updated)
• How Sister's Helped to Train A Father of "Daddy's Girl"
• Timing
• It Gets Worse
• Festival Of The Fathers- A Blog Experience
• Teaching Children How To Judge Others
• A Father's Blessing
• Words on a Page
•  Conversations With The Kids
• Five Years Later
• Dad, I Didn't Get To say Goodbye
• Passover 2010- Grandma is Gone
• Dancing In The Fire
• We Aren't Chickens! A Child Questions Reproduction
• Echoes of The Future
• I Don't Want To Be A Mommy Blogger
• We Live In A Bubble
• Dear Angry Mommy Blogger
• The Rules of Blogging- How To Make Money Part 1
• If You Died, Who Would Take Care Of Your Children
• Father’s Love Their Daddies Too
• Top 50 Rabbis- I am Not Included...Again 
• A Big Life 
• The Blogger I Want To Be 
• On Time 
• Facebook Follies- Poke Me 
• Sauna Etiquette 
• Becoming a Dad 
• I Am Not Chris Brogan 
• I Am a Dad 
• Dreams I Have Never Had 
• A Decade of Dad
• When Bloggers Bully 
• Building The Blog- What's In A Name Edition 

And there you have it, incomplete and not what I want but sometimes it is better to perform than not to. Have a safe and healthy new year and I will see you on the other side. BTW, don't be surprised if this gets edited two or three times.

 

Bruce Wayne: You're vigilantes.
Henri Ducard: No, no, no. A vigilante is just a man lost in the scramble for his own gratification. He can be destroyed, or locked up. But if you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal, and if they can't stop you, then you become something else entirely.
Bruce Wayne: Which is?
Henri Ducard: A legend, Mr. Wayne.

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