I have so many things to write about that I have written about nothing.
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I have so many things to write about that I have written about nothing.
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verry nice, like
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nice good
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Great Article..
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i like it,…..:0
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Thanks for the article. Full of experience, can be used as a lesson in life.
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I think I am sitting on the same fence.
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I encounter the same problem.
http://pattisonblog.com/2015/05/29/what-do-you-do-when-your-ideas-for-stories-come-faster-than-you-can-write-them/
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Buridan’s Ass? 🙂
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Reblogged this on oshriradhekrishnabole.
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Let us be positive. This is obviously the perfect existentialistic post. It the zen of blogers.
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Is it the weather? The time of year? Same problems here. Another writer friend 5.000 miles from here said the same in an e-mail. All kind of ideas when sleepless and “gone in the morning…”
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🙂 It can hardly be the weather since it’s changed for me, I’ve moved so frequently. The more changes, the more things to write about but the less time to contemplate. Yes, maybe you’re right! Maybe it’s the weather.
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I end up making lists of blog ideas on sticky notes everywhere!
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I get it! My head gets so FULL of things to write about, that suddenly each of those things disappear. Sometimes, if I think of a ‘thing’ when out and about, I send a text to myself to remind me. Invariably, when I look at the text later in the day, I haven’t a clue what I was thinking about…!
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ha ha ha. never sent a text to myself about writing. it’s true. . . for every thought that gets written, there are so many more that are lost never to be recovered.
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When faced with such a situation, one that happens often, very often, I have just started writing sentences. This has led to some interesting posts about underwear, synchronized swimming, the advent of spring and even some poetry…
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This is a very familiar problem for me. A good thing that I have found is to put my music player on random, and then used the title of the song that is playing to write a story about. (Quite often, that story does not follow the actual theme of the song).
Saying that, my work in progress is still untitled. Titles in general are a bit of a problem for me.
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I know the feeling! This post was a quick read! You subconscious is synthesizing.
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“Your”
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I’ve been there. Sometimes it’s because the things you think you’re supposed to write about is not as urgent as you think. There’s probably something else waiting to jump out.
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absolutely. and sometimes the things that get written through you are not the things you intended to write about.
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It’s weird how you look back at your old writing and see how it was about the things that you didn’t realize you were thinking about.
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I wrote a screenplay in my teen years intended for Robert Redford and Paul Newman as elderly theives. It was crap, but I see now how it was about how I subconsciously wished for grandparents in my life.
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Quite intriguing…seems a simple conundrum, but very difficult to decipher…
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😀
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