To Blog or Not to Blog?

I admit I'm late to the game and maybe even too old to really relate to the notion that one's every musing needs to be publicly expressed, but I started my own blog on April 24. Damn you, Blogger, for making it too easy. The question now is what to do with it. The media needs no more armchair critics. I'm already in touch with the people who give a fying fluck about what I have to say, and I certainly don't want to betray any of their confidences. With no publicity and no fan base, my blog will attract too few readers to become a testing ground--let alone a proving pot--for any new material I'm creating. The only thing I'm certain I can do is mess with my credibility for future job interviews. If nothing else, at least I can practice touch typing. Since we all have different personalities that we avail to various people in our lives, I will list the three reasons why I've titled the blog "Perennially Pullia," and you can pick the one that best suits the reality that we've previously agreed upon: 1. I'm a sucker for aliteration; 2. No matter how many times I recreate myself, I can't escape my genes; 3. Just plain "Pullia" was already taken.