Writer's Block?
I feel like deleting this blog because I think it's shallow. SHALLOW. But I've kept this blog for ages now and there's a sentimental feeling attached to holding on to it. I want to create a new one where there's more "writing" than random gibberish. I took out the new layout and replaced it with this minimalist skin because I don't want my blog to be all about design when it should be the outlet of my writing.
"Writing" has become such a foreign word for me. I wish I still knew how to write. I wish I had significant things to say and not just narrate the things I do in daily life. This blog has become an outlet of my insignificant rants.
I think this blog has become a sad blog. And I am a sad blogger because I have ran out of significant things to write about.
I pray to God this is just a phase.
posted by Gail Mallo @ Wednesday, July 11, 2007
6 Comments:
Just write whatever you love 2 write. Doesn't matter if its a rant or ur just venting. Since it is "Geek Chronicles", perhaps you may want to discuss more about technology and gadgets? Similar to another Gayle...Gayle Laakmann at www.glaak.com. ;)
hey gail, writing has many different forms. and personally i think your blog is not just this narrative and/or routine-like item where you post your everyday this and that.
sometimes writing is as good as a free-falling object, you don't know where it would hit but you'll be surprised when it falls on the right place.
when you reach the age of 40+ and you decide to look back on your supposed geeky life, this blog'll give you a rollicking good time in all its supposed shallowness. besides, it's not that shallow.
BLUEJEDI: thanks for that piece of advice. :)
ABY: Yeah I know, maybe I should let go a little. Haha.
PAT: You have a very good point. That's why I'm skeptical about deleting this blog. Five years, man. FIVE YEARS.
You have a great blog yourself. I love The Catcher in the Rye. :)
I know the feeling all too well.
ROXY: Lets hope it's just a phase...
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