As some people might know, the posts on this blog are translations from another blog, on which I have been posting a daily post for almost ten years.
And from over there, I can tell you that there are days when you think it's over now. After more than 3000 consecutive days of blog posts, it's over - today, I simply cannot make it.
But strangely enough, it's not that way. For it turns out that after all, it not so much time one has to steal to put some words together to be at least an excuse for a post to can keep continuity.
I think it is the same with so with many things. If you are decisive that something will probably be possible, then it might not be much that is needed to keep a promise to do it.
The hard thing is finding the right things to promise oneself to do. And to decide that it should be possible. The rest actually comes almost by itself.
(Promising that there will be a daily translated item on this blog is quite another thing, though - there are far too few post on the other blog sufficiently valuable to justify translation).
(Translated from Noget om kontinuitet, originally published April 23rd, 2017)