My blogging mojo that is. Seasoned bloggers - fill me in. Where do you go? What do you post when you feel you have exhausted all avenues of blogosphere material? I think it is better not to post at all than post for posting sake. So please bear with me.I am 7 days or 52.5 hours or 525 chargeable units away from finishing my current job and I have about 700 days of work, training manuals, handovers to do between now and then (oh woe is me, I know) . Then a week break (yippee, which includes four days in Melbourne with my favourite girls) and then I start a new job. It's all a bit much at the moment so please don't go away, stay tuned. It has to come back. It will. I promise.
pretty peonies via green wedding shoes , via Jose Villa. IF I ever get married these WILL be my flowers.
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promise! we'll stay right here! xo
going nowhere my friend~
see you when you are back!
xo
think of all the inspiration that will come from a new job, best of luck and look forward to your return ;)
Hang in there girl. I will be there for you, just breathe and just trap one rat at a time. When I feel blank about blogging I hit explore mode and start hunting. Once excited again and batteries re-charged, I start posting. Sometimes lately I wonder if my little blog is of any value to anyone at all. But the followers square usually answers that question. Love ya, Heidi
Sounds like you have a lot on your plate. There's nothing wrong with taking a break from anything.
I love your blog. I hope you feel inspired soon. In the meantime, rest and take care of you.
I have gotten to the point where I look for things in my day that inspire me to write, no matter how minimal it may seem at the time. I think all writers, no matter if they are professionals or just writing for the fun of it, get a block now and then. Sometimes you need a break in order to remind yourself that you enjoy blogging. And to come up with more material. I got sucked into blogging so quickly that for awhile it was all I wanted to do! But you have to live a little in order to have anything to blog about! : ) I have faith it will come back to you...I hope, because I love your blog!!
Not a worry, when your ready your ready...I do not think blogging very day is required, this is just fun, right? And fun should not be a chore!
Have a great August etc...
Regards, Carol Ann
Sounds like you have lots on your plate at the moment. Perhaps the blogging mojo will return after the dust settles. I'll be here when you get it back, no worries :)
I lose my blogging mojo every 4-5 months or so. What seemed fun and creative feels like a job.
So I take a sabbatical. Maybe for a month, maybe for longer.
But it helps me retain the love.
Enjoy your sabbatical. See ya soon.
Oh Miss Kim, go.. fly.. be free. Get settled, relax a bit... we'll keep your seat warm. A-M xx PS. Just between you and me, I ran out of bloggy ideas ages ago. I just waffle or whinge, alternating between the two daily. A-M xx
...i am not a seasoned blogger, so do not have any advice there. however, the four day break in melb jumped out, i'm sure you have a million things on your agenda....but galerie montmartre and our lovely little bally girls will give you a beautiful smile and very warm welcome...! (let me know, so i can plan to be here when you are.) it's be lovely to meet you. x
ps. i think you'd be surprised how much emotional energy is currently being spent in the leaving of your job and embarking on another. be kind to yourself, hon.
i hear you! it happens, when life takes over sometimes it is hard to feel inspired and inspire;) but it alsways comes back, then is when i take time to read a magazine, or browse a little online to see if something suddenly strikes me. i'm amidst much life change as well. good luck with the job transition!! xo
i am not a seasoned blogger so no help here...however, i know you are one very talented woman with tons to share... when you have time...no stress... and good luck with your new job...and HAVE FUN ON YOUR HOLIDAY... take time for you...then the inspiration will come...sometimes when we are on overload it clouds our creativity. i know that happens to me... so relax... and it will come. we are all here for you! xo pam
Good luck and hang in there:) It's a stressful time so you're probably not feeling all that inspired. I usually go to my favorite blogs for inspiration. And lately I shop online for the nursery...something usually clicks!
hang in there. we will. everyone should take a break....
Problem Solvered - I'll lend you MOTH! I can guarantee you'll have so many things to blog about you'll have to do at least 4 posts a day just to keep up!!! What time can I drop him off?
Millie ^_^
Ah, K, you have so much going on right now (and you didn't even mention running your own online boutique!) It is hard to feel inspired when life has you running so hard and ragged! Enjoy your break and take whatever time you need-- the inspiration will come again, and we'll all still be here when it does. xoxo
have a great mini break and good luck with the new job. see you when you get your mojo back!!
I so know this feeling! I find it is the second I stop stressing about finding inspiration that it just happens--sorry, that is not very helpful!
We think nothing of pressing the 'pause' button on the TV or CD remote...it should be the same with life. Just take a break, smell the flowers, walk in the sunshine and moonlight, and let the stars realign. Take time to discover pleasure in the simple things of life, and then you will be ready to face the world again.
I was feeling exactly the same way today, what oh what to blog on. I find I feel like this every couple of months and then my interest is piqued by something I see and I'm off again. Hope you had a fantastic trip away! Kate
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