A decision

My posts are somewhat sporadic, and I wish to change that. However, the thought of posting every single day is too overwhelming for me and at the moment, I've run into a bit of writer's block.

Solution? My goal is to post at least once a week. Specifically, on Tuesdays. Why Tuesday, I do not know. When I thought about which day to post, Tuesday just felt right.

I am also going to ask you, my dear readers (however few you might be) for help. What types of posts that I do are your favorite? What would you like to see me write about? What do you want more of from my posts? Any questions about topics I've written about in the past that you want me to answer?

The catch: I would rather not talk about really controversial things. It's not that I don't have my own opinions on certain subjects, it's more that I don't feel like I have the mental wherewithal to tackle them and to handle the varying levels of reaction from others at this point in time.

And.....go.

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  1. ShelbySpearMarch 25, 2014 at 10:36 AM

    For me, I like to do whatever comes to mind at the time...that way I write about what I know and it's not too forced....which is also why I don't post often...my mind is pretty empty. Lol, but really, a lot of things do come to mind and I just don't take the time to write them. I love all your posts and I love how different they are every time.

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