Blogging has been a dream for me for a long time.
I admire people who can sit down and write easily. One of my friends has bookshelves full of journals she's filled. Her freedom of expression--her creativity--are qualities I wish I had.
Throughout high school and college, writing was more daunting than anything else. That empty blank white page--the horror! It stopped me before I could even begin. Somehow, I got through, and even turned out some pieces that I was proud of. Later, in grad school, I started to feel more comfortable with my writing assignments. Once my research was complete, the ideas would flow out. It was exciting to really get in and write something. I even discovered, for myself, that what my creative writing teachers said is true: often we have to write so we can discover what we think.
Flash forward to my "real life" (outside of school, that is), and I am back to the dreaded blank page and a mountain of writer's block and apprehension.
Where will I start? What on earth will I write about? Do I have anything interesting to say that people would ever want to read? Will this be just another project that I start but never finish? Am I really cut out for this blogging thing?
I guess this is just one of those endeavors where "time will tell". Please join me on this new journey of self-discovery!
Good for you! And you have more things of interest to say than you realize! Looking forward to reading all of your posts! Best of luck! ^.^
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rander! I appreciate all your encouragement and I love your blog!
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