my blogging is not dead....
...but I am feeling halfway there at the moment, just too much to do and too little time to think. I know this kind of thing ebbs and flows, but it's been mostly flowing for the past couple of months.
There is of course the dastardly temptation of facebook/google+ with their short updates, where nobody expects more than a few words. I'm a woman of many words rather than few though, so I haven't quite given up on blogging yet.
One of my dad's old friends told me recently that she spent a few hours reading back on this blog (and she would have only been able to see the unlocked posts); I was flattered by her attention and her comments, and reminded of how much I like thinking out loud on here, so Ebba, this goes out to you!
I'm running/ telling a story in a roleplaying campaign at the moment, which absorbs what little creative juices I have remaining after a week at work. I've gone with Mage the Awakening (2nd edition, for the fellow geeks among you) and I'm enjoying it, but also hating it - being the storyteller means I don't get to switch off and just lose myself in a character, but it's lovely to see what I come up and out with nonetheless. (This may also be the case for my everyday life...).
There is of course the dastardly temptation of facebook/google+ with their short updates, where nobody expects more than a few words. I'm a woman of many words rather than few though, so I haven't quite given up on blogging yet.
One of my dad's old friends told me recently that she spent a few hours reading back on this blog (and she would have only been able to see the unlocked posts); I was flattered by her attention and her comments, and reminded of how much I like thinking out loud on here, so Ebba, this goes out to you!
I'm running/ telling a story in a roleplaying campaign at the moment, which absorbs what little creative juices I have remaining after a week at work. I've gone with Mage the Awakening (2nd edition, for the fellow geeks among you) and I'm enjoying it, but also hating it - being the storyteller means I don't get to switch off and just lose myself in a character, but it's lovely to see what I come up and out with nonetheless. (This may also be the case for my everyday life...).