Rededication

It was around 3am Tuesday. I was in a Vegas poker room that in the previous three hours had suffered a brawl and a flood from the ceiling. I had profited about $200 in the previous hour and was feeling a familiar high that comes from several days without sleep and winning several pots in a row.

I was sitting at a poker table with two fellow bloggers, talking away our final hours in Vegas.

I looked at one of the bloggers and said, “You need to post more. I’m tired of waiting for a week or more between posts.”

Another blogger looked across the table at me and gave me look that said, “You’re one to talk.”

And it was then, amid the smell of flood water and fight sweat that I realized he was right.

I started Rapid Eye Reality more than three years ago. I posted nearly every day, regardless of whether I had anything to say.

In the past several months, I’ve fallen off in my posts. As I’ve dedicated more and more of my life to poker, I’ve neglected writing about the other important things in my life. I think that sucks.

So, as I sat at this poker table, I decided on Pauly’s urging to rededicate myself to Rapid Eye Reality.

I’m not sure what form that’s going to take, but I’m excited about the prospect.

What’s more, I have an exciting announcement to make in the next day or so.

In the meantime, I’m trying to purge my brain of my recent trip to Vegas and will be posting a great deal at Up For Poker.

I’m also trying to figure out–upon some other bloggers’ urgings–how to syndicate RER. I think I may have accomplished it via Atom and Feedburner, but I’m not sure. So, any help more professional syndicators can offer would be much appreciated.

Below you’ll find the links that I generated when I fumbled around with the syndication services. If somebody knows how I should proceed past that, shoot me an e-mail or drop me a comment.

http://rapideyereality.blogspot.com/atom.xml

http://feeds.feedburner.com/RapidEyeReality.

Brad Willis

Brad Willis is a writer based in Greenville, South Carolina. Willis spent a decade as an award-winning broadcast journalist. He has worked as a freelance writer, columnist, and professional blogger since 2005. He has also served as a commentator and guest on a wide variety of television, radio, and internet shows.

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