TSBW
Grrr annoying. Nobody reads my blog. And I used not to be distressed about that. I can still remember those gloomy winter days (when SY just went away) when I started the blog like growing a little pot of plant in my secret garden. It was comfy and private, like lying by a lone lamp beside the bed reading a book. On a rainy night preferably. (They were snowy nights in any case.) I actually dreamt of blog-writing being of a different nature from my "true journal". It was only until the journal in question sunk into disrepair that I realised it was impossible to keep apart the two writers in me.
The Three Stages of Blog-Writing (TSBW):
1. Timid, child-like, wide-eyed, lips slightly apart in a curious and wondering fashion; blogs about non-essential errands, events; throws in minute details as if wanting to record every second of life.
2. Deeply thoughtful, self-absorbed and secretive, brows pinched and lips tightly shut as if in eternal confinement of own thoughts; blogs about tiny twists and turns in mood which become incomprehensible at second read.
3. Benevolent and indulging smile towards the world, calmly and tensely posed at the same time, wish for twinkle in eyes; wearied of blogging moods; blogs about world views and people; blogs for an audience.
Grrr annoying. Nobody reads my blog. And I used not to be distressed about that. I can still remember those gloomy winter days (when SY just went away) when I started the blog like growing a little pot of plant in my secret garden. It was comfy and private, like lying by a lone lamp beside the bed reading a book. On a rainy night preferably. (They were snowy nights in any case.) I actually dreamt of blog-writing being of a different nature from my "true journal". It was only until the journal in question sunk into disrepair that I realised it was impossible to keep apart the two writers in me.
The Three Stages of Blog-Writing (TSBW):
1. Timid, child-like, wide-eyed, lips slightly apart in a curious and wondering fashion; blogs about non-essential errands, events; throws in minute details as if wanting to record every second of life.
2. Deeply thoughtful, self-absorbed and secretive, brows pinched and lips tightly shut as if in eternal confinement of own thoughts; blogs about tiny twists and turns in mood which become incomprehensible at second read.
3. Benevolent and indulging smile towards the world, calmly and tensely posed at the same time, wish for twinkle in eyes; wearied of blogging moods; blogs about world views and people; blogs for an audience.
posted by Azzurra | 9:51 AM
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Another person who came across and enjoyed your blog and would really like to have you as a visitor to my website and blog. Have a great night!
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