Just 10 days after starting the year, and with it my good intentions blogospheric, sadly I must admit I have not yet been able to accomplish them. The magnitude of the information they wanted to cover, as feared, has surpassed me, and though my embarrassment information is not as serious as the other, taking into account that I read blogs for pleasure and not work, my state of infoxication beginning to be worrisome.

With respect to my blogging purposes as "active", I am relatively satisfied. In addition to conceive, plan and write a few drafts, finally, in late December, I published two blog post in my "alternative" and this year (not counting this one you're reading), at least I've already posted one in my Blog "formal". Given my usual bounty, for now I'll have satisfied me, waiting to start to get the hang of this writing and develop these drafts, rather than leaving them in the ink as usual.

But as regards my work as a reader of blogs, I admit that I failed miserably. My plan was to first read the post tooodos behind (some for over a month) from the blogs you already read regularly: the bibliodocumentales, affines, the playful ... and then add my selection Biblioblogs particular foreigners, to have (and to offer) a broader view of what happens in the field of Library and Information Science.

Faced with the challenge of reviewing the vast amount of information, I decided to start with the lighter side: music and science fiction. My first surprise and disappointment was the realization that Pepsounds, my favorite music blog, also had its own purpose blogosphere for the new year: to shut down (for what seems a clear burning blogger syndrome). Since I was unable to fulfill my musical goal, I focused my energies on my meta-literary fantastic and read Reflections of a aburreovejas to catch up and take note of future readings (the force be with me!).

The next step was to explore two related blogs that are selected. Luckily for me, This is not a blog had been taken a little vacation, so he had no work to do. But is that Enrique Dans never sleeps? I have not managed to catch up on their post late this year and has published 26 (if my mind serves me correctly). At that rate no one can keep up!

At least I rejoice because my purpose of reading the Biblioblogs to which it was regular, has been fulfilling, if we exclude this part of Friday, when my usual and cervical contractures have forced me to rest a few days without a computer. Today, taking a quick look at what I had missed, I note that I am not the only one that suffers the evil of infoxication, thanks to Javier Leiva (with its excellent proposal peazodocumentalistas) Catuxa and Treebeard. (And follow well this is going to look like the best blonde joke in history).

Finally, I must confess that the purpose of reading foreign Biblioblogs still pending, now, I have not even begun. Faced with the choice between the two bliblioblogs French had in mind, BiblioAcid and Figoblog, I took the easy way: no choice, and included the two for my future readings. To be fair, I decided to also read the two blogs Anglos who had thought originally, I added Librarian.net to my folder Purposes 2006 feed reader (I swear that this folder exists), and as the blog seemed to Tim Berners Lee did not quite take off, I sought a replacement. After consulting the blogroll of Librarian.net, a blog led to another and eventually ended up adding three more blogs to my collection LibraryCrunch, Rodharian and ricklibrarian.

In short, I have pending right now: 129 post on my folder of Intent 2006 (recreational, and related foreign Biblioblogs) plus the 88 post bibliodocumentales of my reading of my neck always prevented me from reading these last days, which must be add another 376 post from other blogs that tend to watch news, technology and various topics. And going up ...

Clearly, something is wrong: either delete my feed reader without reading the post pending, or select less blogs, or invention, longer days to read everything.

Fear not, if I find the cure, you'll catch both.