I don’t feel like writing. I don’t feel like writing, yet I’m putting these words down to explain that I don’t feel like writing.
I don’t feel like writing, yet I seem incapable of not writing, and that’s another whole mystery.
I don’t often take issue getting a piece written. Sometimes ideas are harder to come by than others, but when I sit down to write, far more often than not, I get the words out and published in a timely manner.
As I’m writing this, it’s the wee dark hours on Wednesday morning (it’s nearly 3am). Typically, I write everything the night before. I’ve been sitting here at the computer since well before midnight and the words wouldn’t come. I have no dearth of ideas on what to write about (I still need to write about what I thought of each E3 conference), but it’s hard to write when you are down, out, and so deep in a hole, you’re not sure how to get out.
I’m so behind on responding to comments; I’m sorry. I know this isn’t exactly the content people signed on for, and for that, I’m also sorry. I’m kind of hoping you will stick with me through this nonsense until I get things parsed. No matter what, I will keep posting while I come to a definitive answer.
To the people who have reached out to me, thank you. You have no idea how much your kindness means to me.
With that, I say thank you for being here and being supportive, particularly while I get my thoughts in order. I hope I can get things figured out far sooner than later.
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Hey Rebekah! Don’t worry about the content; it will come! We all go through periods like this in life. We just have to find a way to keep going. I know it’s easier said than done. Just remember we are here for you/ Just keep a journal to write down whatever topics of interest come to mine. I am definitely waiting to hear your thoughts on both the latest TLOU & The Division 2 trailers. That could be a blog or two by itself. Especially, if you do a compare & contrast type of blog. Just an idea! :)
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Thank you for being so supportive for all these years, Richard. It means so much to me.
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