I can see that while my audience is small, my readers are perfectly formed

I shall carry on then, sharing my pearls of wisdom, on a semi-regular basis. I start on the 26th, and I’m pretty busy at the moment getting ready, but I shall be around…..

I will stay subscribed, no matter what your posting frequency will be. I have come to rely on Blog-Op as a great resource for all things blogging-related. If that info moves to Thermal I have a subscription there too. No matter what you decide, I will stick with ya!

I’m with all of these other guys. I would rather read infrequent quality posts than see you sell up or chuck it in. You were one of the first bloggers I met and you were very supportive of me when I started.

Good luck with with whatever you decide to do.

I’ve enjoyed reading your posts here, and do hope you don’t pack it in. It certainly seems I’m not the only one, which is no surprise, but best of luck with your return to full-time employment.

You’re one of the first bloggers I’ve met in this niche and I would hate to see you sell the blog.

I’ll still subscribe and hang around even if you don’t post often…. write whenever you can and when you feel like it.

As RT suggested, try monetizing your single post pages to pay for hosting costs. Or do as Michael says and turn it into a group blog.

Let the blog age a little..who knows you might get sick of work and decide to go all out online again.

Just blog when you want to, we don’t care (in the nicest possible way!)

Once a week is fine. I’d still read. Selling it is non-issue unless you really need the money.

If you have the time, I’d recommend setting up passive income (like Google or Yahoo ads) on the older posts (one month or older) using something like the Shylock plugin. You’ll capture the clicks from the casual surfers while sparing your regular readers. The key is to make the blog pay for itself, if nothing else.