You can probably tell that I have a weird relationship with my blog. I want to write. I actually really like to write. But sometimes I sit and look at this blank screen and just can't think of anything to say. (Weirdly, I have no problem with a blank piece of paper.) And I know that the real key to an interesting blog is consistency.
So today I read this post. And I think it is a good idea--the guy asked himself a question every day, and the next day he answered it. For 366 days in a row. So I will try. I am going to ask myself something I don't know, and then the next day I will try to answer it. Or I'll at least say why I couldn't answer it.
I think it will be as interesting to see what questions I come up with as the answers themselves.
So, my first question is about myself. I threw my back out last week, except my Pilates instructor said it is really my soaz muscle. And I have since found out that it is really psoas muscle--who knew? So, tomorrow I will answer what that is and what I can do to take better care of it. See you tomorrow.
3 comments:
Sounds like a great idea. Good luck with it. I sometimes have the "what do I have to say?" dilemma, but mostly I have the "I'd love to post on this but maybe tomorrow" ailment.
I've been posting regularly for over two years now, a real veteran /sarcasm/. I'll share my secret to not lapsing between posts, but it may not be something worth emulating:
Paranoia. Yep. Perhaps compulsion is a better word, but either way, it amounts to a twitchy need to do something just to prove that I can, and to prove that I won't be quitting, thankyouverymuch.
cheers Cheryl, and thanks for all your recent posts. It's good to be able to follow you on your journey.
Best
Lin
Seriously, I can't stay away from the politics, either. My problem is more like "I need to say this but I also want to back up every blessed thing with a link and then I just take FOREVER and so when in the world will I find time to post?" and also "I wanted to post about this three days ago but now that is an old news cycle and I got left in the dust again. sigh."
I was just posing my back question to get me off square one, and because I was seriously in so much pain that I really couldn't think about anything else. Better now.
Good for you....As for the psoas muscle - that muscle and I are GOOD friends. I didn't know you had been in pain. I'm praying that gets better.
And yes -- I'm not going to engage on the gay marriage debate. Thank you for showing me that is what I should do.
Blog on, friend.
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