I think I have it. While a myriad of posts have been swirling around in my head I haven't been able to give them the full attention they deserve. I've been doing more reading and commenting and playing with my new toy. I finally jumped over into smart.phone-dom and now am obsessed with a fancy new D.roid. Granted, I got a little push from the freak-out that's been going on a work. Internet sniffing at least monthly, a "zero-tolerance" policy (whatever that means) and a general feeling that most of what I read on blogs falls under the category of offending someone, somewhere. So, I guess I won't lose my job because I like to read blogs and write posts while at work (on "smoke breaks" and at lunch of course). I think part of the difficulty with writing is that my mind is ON and churning at work. Ideas flow through me easily, I tend to react to things I read in others' posts and then forget them if I don't write immediately. I keep thinking I'll come home and spend some time composing thoughtful, insightful blog posts but it's not happening, and typing on that tiny phone keyboard is not a skill I've mastered yet.
Today, I'll leave you with what I think is a prime example of writer's block when under a deadline.
We are LOVING our phones. Not that it will help with doing a full post, but if you haven't checked it out yet, you should look into using Swype for texting. I find it much faster than individually typing in each letter. But watch out for Angry.Birds. It will suck away your time.
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There are probably some writers who can compose blog posts on their I.phones or dro.ids but not me! That's some some serious skill, there.
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know I added you to my blogroll. Hope that's OK :)
I was thinking about upgrading my phone to a Dr.oid! You'll have to post a review on it soon.
ReplyDeleteAs for the writer's block, I get it all the time. It's so frustrating, but maybe if I met that alien...