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Blog Drought

I've been in a blog drought lately. Just haven't had much to say. Now, I'm realizing that it was because I wasn't really taking on anything new. My feed unit was basically stuck.

So, I've moved past that, and am now happy and glowing again, right? Not quite. I've just realized that I have to commit myself to moving forward, whether it's comfortable or not, whether I feel like it or not.

So my thoughts for the day are:
1. Keep up whatever it is you are doing, if what you are doing isn't morally reprehensible.
2. Don't wait for feelings.
3. Bottling things up just makes for bigger explosions later. Don't blow it.

Have a good one!

Christmas funnies are due to post in a day or two!

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  1. ZdadJanuary 20, 2009 at 10:50 PM

    Look up "blog drought" on wikipedia and you will see Zdad's picture there- I'm sure of it !!! There are clouds on the horizon though!

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