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| {both photos taken with my mom's iPhone} |
I woke up this morning from a strange dream involving standardized tests and brownies. I wrote emails, read, had a breakfast of pancakes. Browsed blogs, tried to write. Had a lunch of leftover soup and homemade bread. Tried to write some more. Went swimming, had a mango Italian ice, spent time in the sun. Ate a dinner of chicken, rice and salad. And now here I am again, trying again to write.
I'm currently suffering from the antithesis of writer's block, which also happens to have to same results. By that I mean that I have too many ideas swirling around in my head and none of them can come out coherently, so I end up with nothing. Like writer's block. And it's awfully annoying. When I do force my fingers to the keyboard, or to the pen, all that come out are fragments; words, phrases, never whole thoughts. I know what I want to say, I just don't know how to say it.
If I do manage to sort out my thoughts you can expect some random writing, book reviews, pictures of chickens and other things. Probably food, too. I like food. Anyway, have a terrific day! :)
-Kendall
woaaaaah I had a weird dream about standardized testing (except it was college tests, and those are nerve-racking anyways) and something involving this guy I knew last year.
ReplyDeleteYour day sounds beautiful! Well, except for the writer's block. I've been suffering from that lately, as well. This sentence you wrote;
ReplyDelete"By that, I mean I have too many ideas swirling around in my head and none of them can come out coherently, so I end up with nothing."
That is far too true for me, as well. Here's to hoping we defeat the blockage soon! :)
a pretty good day, not including the writer's block. i have that often to. i have this amazing idea forming i my head, i get it into words but then it dissolves. is that sort of the same thing? anyway, good luck with your writer's block - hope you'll get over it soon!
ReplyDelete<3 amalia xx
I get the words in the right order inside, but the moment I try and put them on paper? They fizzle away. I hear it compared to catching fireflies a lot.
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