Write what should not be forgotten

This is a quote by Isabel Allende. I just read it.

I think many of my blogs are meant to help me, and maybe others, remember certain things. Whatever it is I consider important on any given day.

Of course, sometimes I just ramble, other times I rant. We all have those kind of days.

Today is one of the days I need to remind myself of something.

Write.

Let me elaborate. Clearly I’ve been catching up on writing, especially here on my blog. But would you believe me, if I told you that I use this writing to procrastinate over the writing I should actually be doing?

I find that somewhat ironic.

On the upside I am productive where my blog is concerned. On the downside I am still avoiding to write what I should rather be writing.

Catch 22 anyone?

I can’t do both in equal measure. And I am putting my efforts where they don’t belong. Not like this anyway.

Writing down my musings is so much easier than inventing characters and building a story. Or, heavens forbid, editing my NaNo novel.

If I wanted to be a full time blogger I would write more on topic (which ever topic that might be), I’d have a more purpose built and written blog.

But I don’t and I am not.

I belong into the land of story, the realm of dream.

It’s an unknown, perhaps unknowable, place. But there I must venture to find whatever only I can find there and try to bring it back. Impossible as it may seem.

Contrary to what I expected when I first started blogging, I do quite enjoy it. I am still here, after all.

So I won’t give it up, just devote a little less time to it, especially now that I feel caught up.

I’ll be back soon enough.

Until then I need to remember what it is I don’t want to forget.

Which mostly is this:

write now, worry later

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About 2clouds

I am many things, most of them I am 100%, some of them 150%, none of them just half. I write, I read, I dream, I travel. I question. And I'm always looking for answers. No dream is impossible.
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