If you really think about it, I average a new posting to my
blog once every 3.6 days. Do I actually spend that much time writing?
Yes and no.
When the writing bug bites me, I become quite prolific at
perfecting the craft, but once I hit writer’s block, it could be weeks before I
am motivated enough to jot a few notes along the way in an attempt to either
turn it into something really awesome or simply delete from the spinning
archives of my memory bank. I’m not talking about the lost manuscript from 2003
although if anyone finds the handwritten version of Fall From Grace, I’d like it back. I wouldn’t mind trying to update
it after nearly fourteen years mostly to determine if I indeed have become a
better writer since the year after I graduated from Henderson.
I think the majority of my writings have come in spurts –
sometimes all I need are a pen and paper (or computer and flash drive), and
other times I am pulling gray hairs out of my beard simply to make a coherent
sentence. I have also realized that the smartest post I haven’t written yet is
usually the next one and regardless of which ones from the past are my
favorites (any of the Dad Chronicles, if you’d really like to know), the best
one is the next one. It is also the one that has the cleanest sheet and hasn’t
been used for brainstorming ideas or free writing.
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