Blog posts here have been infrequent as of late, but it's not been due to lack of thought about the blog. It's also not because of lost interest in collecting villages, or because Department 56 has had trouble selling their luxury gift items. The main reason has been time management, or lack thereof. New responsibilities and a failure to adopt all of my old to-dos into the new, expanded list of to-dos.
As part of a belated new year's resolution, I've come up with some ideas for the new direction of this blog:
* Take on a brand new identity - we're going to become http://www.theholidaypost.com -- kind of a play on words, expanded topics, more diverse content, more interaction from our community of readers.
* Adding a list of "featured collectibles" - unique holiday items which can be test releases for companies who may not be willing to produce a large quantity out of the gate, especially during this tight economy.
* More original work from our audience: poems, songs, fiction, comics. Submissions will be accepted for original entries with holiday themes.
* More blog posts relative to the Department 56 dealers who are still open and trying to survive during this financial crisis.
* Expanded social network presence for the new website, connecting more collectors from multiple groups.
* Added focus on Lego, Disney, other licensed properties.
* More embedded content such as video, audio and other widgets.
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As part of a belated new year's resolution, I've come up with some ideas for the new direction of this blog:
* Take on a brand new identity - we're going to become http://www.theholidaypost.com -- kind of a play on words, expanded topics, more diverse content, more interaction from our community of readers.
* Adding a list of "featured collectibles" - unique holiday items which can be test releases for companies who may not be willing to produce a large quantity out of the gate, especially during this tight economy.
* More original work from our audience: poems, songs, fiction, comics. Submissions will be accepted for original entries with holiday themes.
* More blog posts relative to the Department 56 dealers who are still open and trying to survive during this financial crisis.
* Expanded social network presence for the new website, connecting more collectors from multiple groups.
* Added focus on Lego, Disney, other licensed properties.
* More embedded content such as video, audio and other widgets.
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