dealer's choice
i'm out of ideas at the moment.
i don't know what to write about. and the more i try to think of something about which to write, the less i feel like i have anything to say... as though whatever tiny fragments of possible topics that might be up in my brain suddenly dart to its farthest corners and hide.
or, worse, if i dwell too long in thinking time, my inclination is to meander into unpleasant territory.
so, to spare us all the tedium and toil, i thought i'd ask for suggestions.
whatever you feel like tossing out.
a question to answer.
a thought to ponder.
a word to explore.
a place.
a person.
an event.
'cause i'm tapped, and i'd rather not spend the next ten entries linking to music videos.
go.
3 comments:
We all have a general attitude toward strangers that is finally part of our character. E. thinks people are fundamentally good. Her husband thinks people are not very smart. I think people (strangers, remember) are ill-intentioned.
What is your gut instinct about strangers? And whee do you think that belief came from?
I'm sure you could get a few posts out of reminiscing about the favourite cakes of your life.
But have you thought about switching to posting once every two days? It's great to encourage yourself to write often, but if you're scraping the bottom of the ideas barrel it kind of defeats the purpose. Could be a bit like TIFF: make it too much of a chore and it loses its charm.
I read my mom my story about "Bo-bo" Remember him?
How about writing a story about one object in your apartment??
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