NaBloPoMo/attack of the killer acronyms

[marta]

So I've made a decision to do NaBloPoMo (National Blog Posting Month - just make a blog post once a day during the month of November).

I'm doing this, in part, in solidarity with my friends who are doing NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month - write a 50,000 word novel during the month of November) which, despite an early thought to perhaps try

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[chasethestars]

This was my favorite NaBloPoMo post from last year: http://chasethestars.livejournal.com/508756.html (the second to last line)

If you get stuck, post a lolcat or a poll. Or stats on where you are in Heroes/Villains!

[marta]

Very nice :)

[geeklite]

You should blog about how awesome I am!

[marta]

Your wish is my command*!

*some restrictions may apply

[jai_dit]

My general posts (when I post them) are "here's what I did today", and usually I figure there's enough for a decent sized post.

[marta]

Dear LJ: today I worked. Around 10 p.m. I may switch over to City of Villains. The end.

(I'm really not too creative, but will work on delivery)

[jai_dit]

That still counts, though! :D

There's always "txtlj instead of twitter", too.

[azurelunatic]

When I blog, I'm usually holding forth about LJ stuff. FAQ-a-day if you're stuck for inspiration?

[marta]

YES! I can do this!

[kazwell]

Call it whatever you want, but blogging ain't that complicated (doesn't mean it's easy though). I like this post from Merlin Mann on what makes for a good blog (which might also apply to what makes a good journal).
"Good blogs reflect focused obsessions. People start real blogs because they think about something a lot. Maybe even five things. But, their brain so overflows with curiosity about a family of topics that they can’t stop reading and writing about it."
So don't worry about writing what's interesting to others - just blog about what you can't stop thinking about.

[marta]

City of Villains, geeklite, LJ, Bruce Campbell, and William Shatner it is! Sounds good!

[bibliofile]

Seconded.

You could also do polls like this one to acquire lists of topics, then follow-up polls to have us choose a topic for you. Until that method stops working for you, of course.