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| Kitty has nothing profound to offer, either. |
Some days, I don't know how to put into words what I'm trying to say, so I just don't say it at all. I could attempt a post on how I've discovered my novel had a missing element (which, thankfully, I resolved) or how writing historical novels is a lot harder than contemporary for various reasons (one being the intense research), or how I have been faithfully working out for the past month (except for the days off for dental problems) and I haven't seen any results. But my brain isn't interested.
So today, I have nothing profound to share.
Don't hold it against me.
I do, however, have a reminder. The Writing Buddies Blog Carnival is coming up soon. Be sure to check out all the details here.
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LOL...I don't. It happens to even the best of us. Have a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm feeling profoundly enlightened! ;) Totally know how you feel, don't worry - blogging is should be relaxing and fun, -the main thing is to write, right? I posted a Wordless Wednesday yesterday, its a good way to post without words too. ;) Hope your historical novel is coming along my dear!
ReplyDeleteYou know what Melissa-I didn't write for a long time because someone told me they didn't have time to read fluff like my blog. And then I realized that if I wrote what was true to myself, other people would read and like what I had to say-fluff or not. I am not profound either-but I try to be honest in my writing- if that makes sense. (Wow! WAS I profound just now?)
ReplyDeleteThat being said-what to post on a blog is a lot like trying to figure out what to make for dinner-somedays we just don't know LOL!
Keep writing what you write-I love it:)
Hi Myne! Thanks for dropping by! Hope you have a great day, too.
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Talei - Had a breakthrough on the novel, so now I need to do more research! It's ok - I love doing it.
Valerie - You and I are SO much alike. And yes, I'd say you had quite a profound thought! :-)
I don't know Melissa, that photo looks like a lightbulb of an idea just came to kitty's thoughts. I'll bet it's a purr-found idea ;)
ReplyDeleteJoanne, who KNOWS what is going on in that cat's mind! ;-)
ReplyDeleteBahaha!! You AND that cat are hilarious! I think...okay, being profound EVERY post makes me less inclined to come back...maybe I'm a weirdo or something but I like a little humanity in my blog stalking every now and again! So, I loved this one!
ReplyDeleteHa... I don't do profound. If I ever say anything that sounds remotely so it is, believe me, a complete accident. All I can think about at this particular moment in time is that I am totally wrecked from my Pilates class!!! Profound, huh? Love your blog. :)
ReplyDelete"tells you to have profound, timely blog posts that engage your audience and keep them"
ReplyDeleteWhat? You mean we're supposed to be profound? And timely?
You're not the only one :)
ReplyDeleteI agree with you about the difficulty of writing an historical novel and although I knew it would be harder than writing a contemporary one, I didn't realize quite how much more complex it would be.
Colene - I really liked what you said, that seeing the humanity in people through their blog posts is also something we need, too. Brilliant! You will see a lot of humanity in my blog...hahaha!
ReplyDeleteErin - I've read some great stuff at your blog...dare I say profound? ;-) I think we are sometimes profound when we don't even realize it!
Midlife - Haha! Yeah, timely isn't on my radar, either. I post when I want to anymore.
Debs - I really enjoy the research behind the historical novels, but sometimes I feel overwhelmed with it. Still, I wouldn't have it any other way!
Heck, images of cats are some of the most popular things on the internet. There can never be too many. (-:
ReplyDeleteRandy! Are you back to blogging? Thanks for stopping by. True, there can never be too many cat pics, I suppose.
ReplyDeleteI concur, sometimes I can't think of anything profound to say, but having a nap sounds really good right now.
ReplyDeletePatti - Since I'm stuck at work and it's looking like it will be a long afternoon, a nap sounds good to me, too!
ReplyDeleteYou are so funny! I often feel this way myself.;)
ReplyDeleteT. Anne - LOL. I try. ;-)
ReplyDeleteOoh, I'm so glad I'm not the only one! Love this post. And I'm not feeling profound, either. (But I will have a Writing Buddies post for you tomorrow...) :)
ReplyDeleteChristine - Yay! Can't wait to read it!
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