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On Not Blogging

And still the words don’t come.

Thing is, that’s not exactly true.  I’m still as dramatically verbose on iChat, at work, and with my wee reviews as I ever was.  It just seems to be here, on my beloved blog, where inspiration fails me.

I click open Firefox and see my blue and yellow banner.  I see the date of the last post and feel that oh-so-familiar feeling of  gently nagging guilt. I hear in my head all the things that I can’t write about, and it’s then that instinct kicks in;  ignore it, move a way quickly, pretend you don’t see it, and it’ll go away faster.

So I click on Facebook, or Flickr, other peoples blogs… anywhere I can look to see if anyone else has words for me.  Bones to pick through.  A refreshing glass of water.

You see, it’s not that I don’t like words right now.  I always like words.  In fact I’m beginning to realise how desperately I need them all around me to inspire, encourage, reassure and amuse me.  I’ve always known they’re important, but now I realise they’re a complete necessity like oxygen, enabling me to breathe, to live, to love.

I’m sorry, dear blog, that you’ve slipped down my agenda.  I promise I’ll try to make it a short and passing phase.   You’re still a part of me.  Always.

2 comments to On Not Blogging

  • I’d love to hear all the things you feel you can’t write about. It might make the rest of us feel normal. Glad you’re back. I almost wrote: “Glad you’re back, Peaches.” Not sure why I wanted to call you “Peaches.”

  • Lisa. I totally adore you. I will tell you ALL… but maybe face to face.

    And you’re totally normal… In that we’re all mad.

    x

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