I'm also suffering from real life, but I have been the whole time I've been drabbling. I switched to LGM for T&M because I was concerned about character theft - there's a lot of original stuff in those drabbles which I want to use in other writing, and I felt marginally safer on a password protected site - but I do tend to post the others in both places.
I think I've been struggling to get up the enthusiasm for drabbling since they moved off the CBB. When I first started drabbling I had a thoroughly lovely following, who were all totally engaged and often enjoyed a debate below each update. I really, really enjoyed that and it encouraged me hugely - and I know it was the same for other drabblers - there was a They'll Turn Me gang, and a School Of Adventure gang, and Eilidh's drabbles about the Maynard boys had a really enthusiastic following, and all the rest of them did too (sorry not to name everyone

), and everyone was, to re-use the word in strict defiance of CS rules on composition, engaged with the story. It really felt like each drabble was something we all shared, and I often found that people would comment with some remark that made me see the story in a new light. Out of interest, did any other drabble writers/readers feel like that?
The SDL just doesn't have that gossipy feel to it, and that's what I liked most about drabbling. I'm not writing Great Literature, I'm writing a story about people we all know in the hope of entertaining my fellow CS fans. All in all, I prefer LGM, because the forum style of writing has helped to recover some of that discursive and entertaining response.