Looks like Brad is leaving the blogging world behind. I can’t say that I’m all that surprised. When I met him here in Columbus a few weeks back I could feel the time constraints of being a husband and father, working and going to school weighing on him. Maybe not blogging will free up some time to make things a bit easier for him. I hope it does, but I’m still going to miss reading his blog.
Good luck Brad, and keep in touch!
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