Life has been busy up the yin yang lately. Speaking of that phrase, I looked it up on Urban Dictionary. This definition is accurate, while these are a little bit…off. But anyways, I’ve found that my desire to post has dropped during these times of chaos. My question to you all is this: how do you continue to find inspiration and motivation to write when the world is swirling around you? When some people have a day (whether it be good, bad, or otherwise), they write about it almost immediately in their blog or LiveJournal. I think I’m realizing that I haven’t bridged the gap between real life and blog posting.
Speaking of my blog, they found me. I don’t know how but they found me, and I don’t mean the Libyans. (Man, that was 22 years ago?) “They” refers to the spammers; I’ve been getting tons of comment spam lately. Fortunately you don’t have to see it because I currently moderate comments. In a way, it makes me happy to know that at least someone has looked at a post in order to submit something to say. though it usually revolves around getting viagra, important real estate information, or the fact that some insane amount of money is waiting for me in Vegas. I think I’ll have to try out some anti-spam plugins, but that will have to wait until I upgrade, which I have not gotten around to.
Finally, not that you care, this will be my last post on the 2.2 branch of WordPress. I’ll be jumping into beta territory and moving to 2.3. So, if you don’t see this post, it’s because I did something wrong while upgrading. Of course, you wouldn’t be able to read this since my blog would be broken, and therein lies the paradox. I think I wrote this paragraph just so I could use the phrase “therein lies the paradox.”
So if we tally up this post, I’ve used the following phrases:
- up the yin yang
- have a day
- therein lies the paradox
And I think I’ll wrap this up by wishing you all a great week, and I’ll see you post-upgrade!
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