Saturday, November 5, 2011

Blogged Out and Boring Myself

I really feel blogged out. Since my blog began I have told my readers about my childhood, my adulthood, pop culture, basically my take on everything. I have a mistress though---my book, my story, that I am still trying to finish. It consumes most of my days, unless I take a break.

Playing card games used to be my break, watching TV, now it has become Face book and that requires more use of my finger, my book writing finger. Not good. I stopped my blog once, just hit the "delete" button and that was that. Then all Hell broke loose in my liberal world: a woman and black man were running for president of the U.S.---back to blogging.

There was an episode of the TV show House this week where a writer needs a brain aneurysm removed, but she insists on putting it off for her reader's sake. She just HAS to finish the story she is on. Now, when I started this blog I doubted anyone would read or care about my musings, but you surprised me. Now, I too feel a duty to my readers. However, there is a story bigger than this blog to be told.

For those of you who have not heard about 'my story," (I once published a draft on this blog but have since removed it, an thanks to those who gave me feedback.) it is about a true sexual harassment incident at my job with the city of Seattle. I will name names. People will be angry. If I do it right, the story might open some minds and hearts, and of course that is my goal.

Once I was so close to being FINISHED, then I ordered court documents from the trial and wow, learned a lot I never knew or could have imagined---it changed everything and a new story was necessary. So since then (that was around 2008 right before all Hell broke loose with my health) I have over 100 pages of COURT DOCUMENTS (and if you are at all familiar with them---they are a pain in the as*) that I need to edit and incorporated into my story.

Do I ever say, "If only I didn't have MS!" YES! haven't all of us with MS or some health problem said or thought that? Alas, I do, and so my one finger and I will move slowly along until I expire or I forget what I'm writing about.

Well, here we are. I am writing about writing. Interesting as watching a slug take its last breath. Don't want to pull an Andy Rooney and mean good bye, when I say good bye, but soon the time will come. I am boring MYSELF with my musings and that is a bad thing. New blogs are cropping (cropping?) up all the time. I don't have time to even read my daily favorites anymore!

See, how boring was this? I do promise you that any book I get published will NOT be boring. In fact, no matter how often I read my story about my job and the 'incident' it is never boring to me.

Sun is rising, beautiful red, another gorgeous Seattle day. Cheers!

6 comments:

Doug B said...

I really feel blogged out. Since my blog began I have told my readers about my childhood, my adulthood, pop culture, basically my take on everything. I have a mistress though---my book, my story, that I am still trying to finish. It consumes most of my days, unless I take a break.

Playing card games used to be my break, watching TV, now it has become Face book and that requires more use of my finger, my book writing finger. Not good. I stopped my blog once, just hit the "delete" button and that was that. Then all Hell broke loose in my liberal world: a woman and black man were running for president of the U.S.---back to blogging.

There was an episode of the TV show House this week where a writer needs a brain aneurysm removed, but she insists on putting it off for her reader's sake. She just HAS to finish the story she is on. Now, when I started this blog I doubted anyone would read or care about my musings, but you surprised me. Now, I too feel a duty to my readers. However, there is a story bigger than this blog to be told.

For those of you who have not heard about 'my story," (I once published a draft on this blog but have since removed it, an thanks to those who gave me feedback.) it is about a true sexual harassment incident at my job with the city of Seattle. I will name names. People will be angry. If I do it right, the story might open some minds and hearts, and of course that is my goal.

Once I was so close to being FINISHED, then I ordered court documents from the trial and wow, learned a lot I never knew or could have imagined---it changed everything and a new story was necessary. So since then (that was around 2008 right before all Hell broke loose with my health) I have over 100 pages of COURT DOCUMENTS (and if you are at all familiar with them---they are a pain in the as*) that I need to edit and incorporated into my story.

Do I ever say, "If only I didn't have MS!" YES! haven't all of us with MS or some health problem said or thought that? Alas, I do, and so my one finger and I will move slowly along until I expire or I forget what I'm writing about.

Well, here we are. I am writing about writing. Interesting as watching a slug take its last breath. Don't want to pull an Andy Rooney and mean good bye, when I say good bye, but soon the time will come. I am boring MYSELF with my musings and that is a bad thing. New blogs are cropping (cropping?) up all the time. I don't have time to even read my daily favorites anymore!

See, how boring was this? I do promise you that any book I get published will NOT be boring. In fact, no matter how often I read my story about my job and the 'incident' it is never boring to me.

Sun is rising, beautiful red, another gorgeous Seattle day. Cheers!

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OldOldLady Of The Hills said...

I really feel blogged out. Since my blog began I have told my readers about my childhood, my adulthood, pop culture, basically my take on everything. I have a mistress though---my book, my story, that I am still trying to finish. It consumes most of my days, unless I take a break.

Playing card games used to be my break, watching TV, now it has become Face book and that requires more use of my finger, my book writing finger. Not good. I stopped my blog once, just hit the "delete" button and that was that. Then all Hell broke loose in my liberal world: a woman and black man were running for president of the U.S.---back to blogging.

There was an episode of the TV show House this week where a writer needs a brain aneurysm removed, but she insists on putting it off for her reader's sake. She just HAS to finish the story she is on. Now, when I started this blog I doubted anyone would read or care about my musings, but you surprised me. Now, I too feel a duty to my readers. However, there is a story bigger than this blog to be told.

For those of you who have not heard about 'my story," (I once published a draft on this blog but have since removed it, an thanks to those who gave me feedback.) it is about a true sexual harassment incident at my job with the city of Seattle. I will name names. People will be angry. If I do it right, the story might open some minds and hearts, and of course that is my goal.

Once I was so close to being FINISHED, then I ordered court documents from the trial and wow, learned a lot I never knew or could have imagined---it changed everything and a new story was necessary. So since then (that was around 2008 right before all Hell broke loose with my health) I have over 100 pages of COURT DOCUMENTS (and if you are at all familiar with them---they are a pain in the as*) that I need to edit and incorporated into my story.

Do I ever say, "If only I didn't have MS!" YES! haven't all of us with MS or some health problem said or thought that? Alas, I do, and so my one finger and I will move slowly along until I expire or I forget what I'm writing about.

Well, here we are. I am writing about writing. Interesting as watching a slug take its last breath. Don't want to pull an Andy Rooney and mean good bye, when I say good bye, but soon the time will come. I am boring MYSELF with my musings and that is a bad thing. New blogs are cropping (cropping?) up all the time. I don't have time to even read my daily favorites anymore!

See, how boring was this? I do promise you that any book I get published will NOT be boring. In fact, no matter how often I read my story about my job and the 'incident' it is never boring to me.

Sun is rising, beautiful red, another gorgeous Seattle day. Cheers!

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Displaced said...

I really feel blogged out. Since my blog began I have told my readers about my childhood, my adulthood, pop culture, basically my take on everything. I have a mistress though---my book, my story, that I am still trying to finish. It consumes most of my days, unless I take a break.

Playing card games used to be my break, watching TV, now it has become Face book and that requires more use of my finger, my book writing finger. Not good. I stopped my blog once, just hit the "delete" button and that was that. Then all Hell broke loose in my liberal world: a woman and black man were running for president of the U.S.---back to blogging.

There was an episode of the TV show House this week where a writer needs a brain aneurysm removed, but she insists on putting it off for her reader's sake. She just HAS to finish the story she is on. Now, when I started this blog I doubted anyone would read or care about my musings, but you surprised me. Now, I too feel a duty to my readers. However, there is a story bigger than this blog to be told.

For those of you who have not heard about 'my story," (I once published a draft on this blog but have since removed it, an thanks to those who gave me feedback.) it is about a true sexual harassment incident at my job with the city of Seattle. I will name names. People will be angry. If I do it right, the story might open some minds and hearts, and of course that is my goal.

Once I was so close to being FINISHED, then I ordered court documents from the trial and wow, learned a lot I never knew or could have imagined---it changed everything and a new story was necessary. So since then (that was around 2008 right before all Hell broke loose with my health) I have over 100 pages of COURT DOCUMENTS (and if you are at all familiar with them---they are a pain in the as*) that I need to edit and incorporated into my story.

Do I ever say, "If only I didn't have MS!" YES! haven't all of us with MS or some health problem said or thought that? Alas, I do, and so my one finger and I will move slowly along until I expire or I forget what I'm writing about.

Well, here we are. I am writing about writing. Interesting as watching a slug take its last breath. Don't want to pull an Andy Rooney and mean good bye, when I say good bye, but soon the time will come. I am boring MYSELF with my musings and that is a bad thing. New blogs are cropping (cropping?) up all the time. I don't have time to even read my daily favorites anymore!

See, how boring was this? I do promise you that any book I get published will NOT be boring. In fact, no matter how often I read my story about my job and the 'incident' it is never boring to me.

Sun is rising, beautiful red, another gorgeous Seattle day. Cheers!

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Joyce said...

I really feel blogged out. Since my blog began I have told my readers about my childhood, my adulthood, pop culture, basically my take on everything. I have a mistress though---my book, my story, that I am still trying to finish. It consumes most of my days, unless I take a break.

Playing card games used to be my break, watching TV, now it has become Face book and that requires more use of my finger, my book writing finger. Not good. I stopped my blog once, just hit the "delete" button and that was that. Then all Hell broke loose in my liberal world: a woman and black man were running for president of the U.S.---back to blogging.

There was an episode of the TV show House this week where a writer needs a brain aneurysm removed, but she insists on putting it off for her reader's sake. She just HAS to finish the story she is on. Now, when I started this blog I doubted anyone would read or care about my musings, but you surprised me. Now, I too feel a duty to my readers. However, there is a story bigger than this blog to be told.

For those of you who have not heard about 'my story," (I once published a draft on this blog but have since removed it, an thanks to those who gave me feedback.) it is about a true sexual harassment incident at my job with the city of Seattle. I will name names. People will be angry. If I do it right, the story might open some minds and hearts, and of course that is my goal.

Once I was so close to being FINISHED, then I ordered court documents from the trial and wow, learned a lot I never knew or could have imagined---it changed everything and a new story was necessary. So since then (that was around 2008 right before all Hell broke loose with my health) I have over 100 pages of COURT DOCUMENTS (and if you are at all familiar with them---they are a pain in the as*) that I need to edit and incorporated into my story.

Do I ever say, "If only I didn't have MS!" YES! haven't all of us with MS or some health problem said or thought that? Alas, I do, and so my one finger and I will move slowly along until I expire or I forget what I'm writing about.

Well, here we are. I am writing about writing. Interesting as watching a slug take its last breath. Don't want to pull an Andy Rooney and mean good bye, when I say good bye, but soon the time will come. I am boring MYSELF with my musings and that is a bad thing. New blogs are cropping (cropping?) up all the time. I don't have time to even read my daily favorites anymore!

See, how boring was this? I do promise you that any book I get published will NOT be boring. In fact, no matter how often I read my story about my job and the 'incident' it is never boring to me.

Sun is rising, beautiful red, another gorgeous Seattle day. Cheers!

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Adi said...

I really feel blogged out. Since my blog began I have told my readers about my childhood, my adulthood, pop culture, basically my take on everything. I have a mistress though---my book, my story, that I am still trying to finish. It consumes most of my days, unless I take a break.

Playing card games used to be my break, watching TV, now it has become Face book and that requires more use of my finger, my book writing finger. Not good. I stopped my blog once, just hit the "delete" button and that was that. Then all Hell broke loose in my liberal world: a woman and black man were running for president of the U.S.---back to blogging.

There was an episode of the TV show House this week where a writer needs a brain aneurysm removed, but she insists on putting it off for her reader's sake. She just HAS to finish the story she is on. Now, when I started this blog I doubted anyone would read or care about my musings, but you surprised me. Now, I too feel a duty to my readers. However, there is a story bigger than this blog to be told.

For those of you who have not heard about 'my story," (I once published a draft on this blog but have since removed it, an thanks to those who gave me feedback.) it is about a true sexual harassment incident at my job with the city of Seattle. I will name names. People will be angry. If I do it right, the story might open some minds and hearts, and of course that is my goal.

Once I was so close to being FINISHED, then I ordered court documents from the trial and wow, learned a lot I never knew or could have imagined---it changed everything and a new story was necessary. So since then (that was around 2008 right before all Hell broke loose with my health) I have over 100 pages of COURT DOCUMENTS (and if you are at all familiar with them---they are a pain in the as*) that I need to edit and incorporated into my story.

Do I ever say, "If only I didn't have MS!" YES! haven't all of us with MS or some health problem said or thought that? Alas, I do, and so my one finger and I will move slowly along until I expire or I forget what I'm writing about.

Well, here we are. I am writing about writing. Interesting as watching a slug take its last breath. Don't want to pull an Andy Rooney and mean good bye, when I say good bye, but soon the time will come. I am boring MYSELF with my musings and that is a bad thing. New blogs are cropping (cropping?) up all the time. I don't have time to even read my daily favorites anymore!

See, how boring was this? I do promise you that any book I get published will NOT be boring. In fact, no matter how often I read my story about my job and the 'incident' it is never boring to me.

Sun is rising, beautiful red, another gorgeous Seattle day. Cheers!

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Diane J Standiford said...

I really feel blogged out. Since my blog began I have told my readers about my childhood, my adulthood, pop culture, basically my take on everything. I have a mistress though---my book, my story, that I am still trying to finish. It consumes most of my days, unless I take a break.

Playing card games used to be my break, watching TV, now it has become Face book and that requires more use of my finger, my book writing finger. Not good. I stopped my blog once, just hit the "delete" button and that was that. Then all Hell broke loose in my liberal world: a woman and black man were running for president of the U.S.---back to blogging.

There was an episode of the TV show House this week where a writer needs a brain aneurysm removed, but she insists on putting it off for her reader's sake. She just HAS to finish the story she is on. Now, when I started this blog I doubted anyone would read or care about my musings, but you surprised me. Now, I too feel a duty to my readers. However, there is a story bigger than this blog to be told.

For those of you who have not heard about 'my story," (I once published a draft on this blog but have since removed it, an thanks to those who gave me feedback.) it is about a true sexual harassment incident at my job with the city of Seattle. I will name names. People will be angry. If I do it right, the story might open some minds and hearts, and of course that is my goal.

Once I was so close to being FINISHED, then I ordered court documents from the trial and wow, learned a lot I never knew or could have imagined---it changed everything and a new story was necessary. So since then (that was around 2008 right before all Hell broke loose with my health) I have over 100 pages of COURT DOCUMENTS (and if you are at all familiar with them---they are a pain in the as*) that I need to edit and incorporated into my story.

Do I ever say, "If only I didn't have MS!" YES! haven't all of us with MS or some health problem said or thought that? Alas, I do, and so my one finger and I will move slowly along until I expire or I forget what I'm writing about.

Well, here we are. I am writing about writing. Interesting as watching a slug take its last breath. Don't want to pull an Andy Rooney and mean good bye, when I say good bye, but soon the time will come. I am boring MYSELF with my musings and that is a bad thing. New blogs are cropping (cropping?) up all the time. I don't have time to even read my daily favorites anymore!

See, how boring was this? I do promise you that any book I get published will NOT be boring. In fact, no matter how often I read my story about my job and the 'incident' it is never boring to me.

Sun is rising, beautiful red, another gorgeous Seattle day. Cheers!

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