I took a break from blogging after I retired from teaching......two years ago! I was convinced I'd lost my muses. My students, my friends and one particular muse was gone and I thought, so was my blogging life.
It seemed nothing came to me as interesting, or funny, or charming as the anecdotes I cultivated from being around my students and friends all day, everyday.
I was convinced my creative thoughts were gone. Nothing inspired me. Nothing made me laugh like the witty bantor and funny quips I could contribute to during a day of office conversation or the back and forth sharing of info with students.
Convinced I had used all the good stories of my life, I felt I had nothing else to say. So, I'm going to the Blogher Conference in NYC in August to find my place again in the blogging world.
It seemed nothing came to me as interesting, or funny, or charming as the anecdotes I cultivated from being around my students and friends all day, everyday.
I was convinced my creative thoughts were gone. Nothing inspired me. Nothing made me laugh like the witty bantor and funny quips I could contribute to during a day of office conversation or the back and forth sharing of info with students.
Convinced I had used all the good stories of my life, I felt I had nothing else to say. So, I'm going to the Blogher Conference in NYC in August to find my place again in the blogging world.
Nothing to say? OH NO, NO, NO...
ReplyDeleteWe will have none of that kind of talk around here.