Or at least WordPress tells me it is: I’ve deleted some posts, and made some hidden, so I’m not sure how many are visible to the public. My, I kinda suck at blogging, considering I started this in July 2009. That is just over 2 a month. Not much compared to awesome people like Chet of The CRPG Addict, Trickster of The Adventure Gamer, or Trey of From the Sorcerer’s Skull. Heck, my Dad manages to update his blog, 600 Days to Brewmastery almost every day (thus the name).
On the other hand, I’m no where near as creative and talented as Trey, and don’t have the motivation of a book at the end of it to keep me going. I’m also don’t have a specific goal like the other blogs I listed: I’m not trying to finish every game in a set genre, or chronicle a journey I’m taking. I just made this blog so that I’d have a place to type out longer things that didn’t fit on twitter. Then I got into it, and enjoyed setting down some ideas I had. However, lately I seem to be less inspired, and have trouble posting. This is probably because I’m spending less time thinking about RPGs: I’ve been gaming less, as various gaming groups have dissolved, and I’ve been moving around more so I’ve had less time to form them.
Hopefully this will change soon. I’m getting that gaming itch again, I’m listening to podcasts again, which is where I get a lot of my gaming inspiration for some reason, and I’m rejoining a sweet GURPS game I was in back in 2011, now that I’m back on the West Coast. Additionally, #RPGChat is providing me a lot of inspiration, though it tends to come in the form of points I’m trying to convey, rather then setting and roleplaying ideas.
I’ve had fun writing this blog, and really, my only regret is that every time I start to establish any sort of a community I don’t post for ages and ages and everyone stops reading it.
Anyway, if there is anyone out there still reading this: Thank you. I’m glad someone enjoys my ramblings and ravings. If nothing else, I know a lot of you have found my post on Keep on the Shadowfell Maps (by far my most popular post, and one I created just to keep track of the links I was finding. I was horribly embarrassed when I discovered I hadn’t even spell checked it, and it was my most read post by a factor of ten).
Thank you for reading these 100 posts, and lets hope it doesn’t take me another 4 years to get to 200.
Until next time, stay geeky.
–Canageek
Ruminations of a Canadian Geek 
Aw. You’re going to make be blush, sir.
Congratulations on 100 posts!
I can understand how gaming interest waxes and wanes. That happens to me, too, I’ve just been doing the blog so regular for so long that its become a habit, and it’s harder not to do it than it is to do it.
You’ve had some great ideas here and when the inspiration strikes, you’ll have more.
Thank you: It is a huge compliment to hear the person who wrote my favourite small-press RPG book say I have great ideas.
There a few of us who read. You may not have Chet’s following (how I found your blog) but as an occasional tabletop gamer, it’s fun to see someone who is active in gaming (work & life tend to interfere) blog on what is in his brain!
Thank you for your kind words.