"If you fall of a horse, get right back on it!" -- folk wisdom


Has it really been 30 days since my last article?

It hasn't done me any good. I haven't written any of the other pieces I intended or needed to.

After I haven't done something for a while, I have a hard time getting started again. Okay, I have a hard time starting anything, period. When I start something I don't like to stop. I'm best at things I can do straight through.

Not only did I fall and couldn't get up, I appear to have fallen off the blogging horse and can't find my way back up onto the old nag.

This old grey Nash ain't what he used to be.

Oh, I've had ideas, I just haven't been writing them. I've gotten out of the habit. I've also been having difficulty formulating the thoughts into articles.

I'm theorizing that the only way to shake my malaise is by extensive blogging. (Excuse me while I mock the idea of ever getting beyond my 2-articles-a-week-average rut. Okay, I'm back.)

So, for my next trick I'll attempt to blog more this week -- if only to grease the wheels and jump start the machinery. I may babble more than usual, be less well thought out, and less "article-like" than I tend to be (not necessarily a bad thing for blogging), so bear with me. (Or bare with me if you're so inclined, hourglass shaped, and don't have an Adam's apple or routinely pee standing up.) Then again, I may make a big t'do then not blog again for another month (which would be far more like me).

I'm trying to get back in the saddle, but I swear someone greased the bloody thing!



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