Why do you blog?
I blog for these like these. Random days where I need to word vomit. Days where I may have something to say, but I need the push. Days, where I am itching to amplify my voice. I don’t see anything wrong with that. Except that by mid-evening, I am worn out. Each step along the way has had its challenges.
I want to wipe it all out. Throw it all out. But there is no point in throwing it out. There is much we have exotrhfp⁶
Categories: Psychology
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“Designed for or understood by the specially initiated alone within” God Yes
Or On The Other Hand Searching For Mysteries On the OutSide of Within
AnYWaY Dear Miriam i Love Solving
Word Puzzles and
Creating Puzzles
Too With SMiLes
Yet Not the Kind That Comes in A Box
Or Is Bound By Only Covers of Books In Dusty Pages..:)
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I blog as a step in breaking up the wordjam in my brain so I can get to writing fiction any given day.
That and commenting fill the spot halfway between fact and fiction, to get myself into the writing mood.
I have trouble dumping the real world without the intermediate step.
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I blog so I have a creative outlet that others can’t take away.
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