I have been a spaz lately…and completely incapable of
forming any kind of intellectual post. I’m not sure what’s going on in my head…but
I haven’t gotten the urge to write like I always used to. Granted I have a few
papers laying around with ideas jotted down on them from being bored at work or
in class. But even once I look back on them with time to write…suddenly my mind
goes blank. All of my philosophical thoughts go right out the window along with
the rest of my sanity. I’ve thought about making this like homework…and forcing
myself to write during a certain time every day/week. But I also don’t want to
do that to myself. This blog was for my own journey…and I can’t force thoughts
to come. So I’m going to try a new way to go about this. I found my “Today a
Better Way” book yesterday while I was cleaning, and was browsing through it.
It suddenly got me wanting to write about topics in it. So the new plan…flip to
a random page, and then go with whatever it sparks. There’s a page for every
day…so this could keep me busy for months to come J
I hold
myself to a high standard that my posts have to be long, and full of stories,
deep thoughts, etc. But in reality, sometimes I just want to post “Today
sucked. I missed my dad. I cried.” Because some days…that’s really all I can
think about because I’m so tired. I was reading a post today about people who “Fakebook”…basically
they make their lives look AMAZING on Facebook…when in reality, they haven’t
showered in two days, and their house is in shambles (oh wait…that’s me…whatever).
You get my point. I realized that in a way I was doing that with this blog. The
point again of this blog…is to get my thoughts out…give people the real deal.
And the truth is…maybe I’m finding it so hard to write because I’m holding
myself to this standard that is just completely ridiculous. Some days, I’m not
going to have anything to write about. Some days, it takes everything I have
just to get out of bed because the grief is still so strong. So from here on
out…this blog is taking a turn. I’m writing what I think, when I think it, and
I’m giving up caring about what people “want” to ready about.
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