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Blog Blackouts

Seems everyone had the same problem today.

This morning when I opened the "Create Post" window for my blog, there was just nothin' to say. I stared at the screen for a couple of minutes, then hit the little black X in the corner... hoping to be able to come back later inspired and full of great stories to share.

I went to teach a class, finished early, then came home. Thought about the blog - still nothin' to share.

So I decided to read some of my favorite blogs - the ones in my "daily blogs" folder on my favorites - the people who always inspire me to comment - my blogging friends.

Well, darn it - none of them have posted either. Okay, one did, but her post was about having nothing to post about.

What's going on here?

It's like some sort of strange Tuesday vibe...

Whatever it is, I've got it bad.

Nothin' to say.

Now get back to your life - and I'll go try to find something interesting to share with you tomorrow.

Comments

  1. Anonymous9:39 AM

    You guys sound like me and you aren't even retired yet. I have a hard time figuring out what day it is every week. We have six Saturdays and then go to church on Sunday. That straightens up for awhile then we start all over again.

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