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Write. Again.

Let’s just call a spade a spade, shall we?  The blogging challenge?  Well, I’ve done a pretty great job of failing miserably at it.

I have excuses.  A couple rather decent ones, even.  They involve what I’m pretty sure was a conspiracy between Hubster and Runt, leaving my solo parenting on a week when my always healthy little boy was suddenly down and out with some major Summer cooties all week long.  There was also a horrific accident that has left my cousin badly injured (though, thankfully, certain to recover and heal with time).  And, just for good measure, a healthy dose of unrelated family drama was thrown in there, too.

Still, though, this blogging challenge hasn’t been a complete loss.  From the beginning, I was clear in that my hope in jumping into the challenge was to reclaim my love of writing.  And that, my friends, worked like a charm.  Though I haven’t hit “publish” in several days, I have been able to squeeze in a little time for writing over the past week.  And that is truly a great accomplishment in my goal of creating time for myself.  Even five minutes spent with my thoughts, putting words to paper (er, computer monitor) help me to feel revived.

So, while I’m quite certainly not going to make it to the goal of 31 posts in 31 days, it’s hard for me to feel anything but completely content with where I’ve come in this blogging journey.  It’s exactly where I was hoping to wind up.  And, yet, someplace that I was afraid I’d never be again.  It has been a long, long time since I last felt so passionate and empowered by my love for writing.  A piece of myself that has been lurking in the shadows for far too long has started to emerge.  I’m reminded of just how much I like her.  Realizing just how much I’ve missed her.  And I’m determined to make sure that she sticks around.  Together, we’ve got a lot more stories to share.


 

 

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One Response to “Write. Again.”

  • Liam:

    Thank you for sharing what you did during the blog challenge. I think that a lot of us got to know you pretty well. Your posts were well-written.

    I know that, for myself, the blog challenge doesn’t allow for a whole lot of wiggle room and a lot of the stuff that I write ends up feeling rushed. And forget editing — it’s just type and hit submit so I can reclaim some part of my day. But I’m always a little amazed with what I’ve written at the end of the month.

    Thanks for taking part in the blog challenge and I hope you remain as inspired to write as it seems you are now.
    Blogging awesomeness from Liam: Country LivingMy Profile

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