Hey, Internet, people of blogland, I’m having blogger’s block. So, obviously, I have questions:
1. Does this make me a real blogger then?
2. Am I about to verify my 2 pence theory that as soon as you post ‘I have nothing to say’, ideas come flooding back?
3. Should I blame yoga? I mean, here I was, all strung out and knotted up, so I stretched and inhaled, pulled and exhaled, put my legs behind my head, and next thing I know, I’m all wobbly and really feeling quite happy. Which leads me to the next question:
4. Does all blogging have to be angst and rigidity-driven?
Internet, you’re right, I shouldn’t worry, really. I have bags of tortured angsty anecdotes for later on. Some other day. I’ll be back.
Michel Simon dans un musée du sexe ?
5 years ago
8 comments:
Don't blame yoga. I certainly hasn't affected me...
1. Yes
2. Yes
3. No
4. No - but it bloody well helps!
;-)
Lola- sshh, I'm trying to convince myself that I've got the key to balance and positive thinking, here.
PPQ - Angst sure does help. Maybe I should go stick my hand in a door or something.
And, people, do enable your profiles, m'kay?
Please...don't...you know, hand in door and all.
Re: profiles - it would take too long to write one..I only came cos you were brbing me with cookies....
;-)
Yes, I can be deceiving like that. Promising cookies, and next thing you know you end up here and it's nothing like you epected...maybe I should change it to brussels sprouts?
No...no...that won't dicsourage me....I like brusell sprouts...
Yes, that makes you a proper blogger.
No, angst is not a given. Ilike to run a light hearted fluffy blog with not too much misery myself. :-/
Vanessa
Come to the dark side - we have Brussels sprouts.
A fluffy, light hearted blog,low in cholesterol but with chronic although still random bursts of suicidal angst. Welcome all.
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