Thursday, January 26, 2012
Less writing online means more writing offline
That's true for me, anyway. If you define yourself artistically as a blogger or commenter or networker, go you! But I'm not, so I'm radically simplifying my online life. If I've unfollowed or unfriended you online, it means nothing about my offline relationship to you. It just means life is short, and I have stories to write.
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Of late I've been feeling incredibly shy. I haven't been able to sit down and write. It's frustrating, because I'm increasingly aware of all the work I have to do on myself. But I guess, I'll have to take my blog off line in order to do it!
ReplyDelete*trying to imagine herself as an artistic commenter and failing utterly* Heh heh.
ReplyDeleteHave fun with the off-line writing. I wouldn't mind reading a few more of your books. :)
R W, good luck! I'll probably blog a little bit, but not nearly as often as I had been, and I'm going to be more selective about what I blog.
ReplyDeleteserial, thank you! (And I continue to enjoy your comments. So there.)
I should do the same. I'm falling far short of my offline goals.
ReplyDeleteKelly, or tweak your goals. I've known too many artists who give themselves unrealistic goals. Finding the balance is tough. Good luck!
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