I've Got The Blogging Blues...Bluck! *the word BLOG causes me to vomit a little in my mouth*

<---Yep, that's exactly how I feel sometimes.

Blogging, for me, has become tedious. I used to enjoy it. I really did. I used to think I had something worthwhile to share with others. And for a time, that seemed true.

Not so much anymore.

What changed? I'm not exactly sure. Maybe a combination of a few things:

1) I don't know what to blog about. How many "writing advice" blogs can a person do? Especially when they're no expert in the field.

2) Everybody blogs. Yep. Everyone and their dog has a blog now days, so the competition to find an audience is steep. Very steep.

3) I'm not consistent. This is a huge factor, and I realize that. The more you blog the better the audience... so they say. But this also goes back to #1: I don't know what to blog about.

4) Blogging takes time and energy. The older I get, the less I seem to have of either of those things. *I like naps. I like them a lot*

No, blogging isn't all that bad. It can actually be quite rewarding, and for many years, it was. I LOVED it. I loved the blogging community and received a ton of support. People commented on posts and found them either informative or entertaining (a combination of both is A+). I still receive over a 1000 hits a day on my blog, which is pretty dang awesome, but for the right here and the right now? I don't know. I guess I need an attitude adjustment.

I think for starters, I need to start blogging about things I truly enjoy--audience or not. I love zombies. I love food. I love humor. I love reading. I love watching reality shows. I love my whack-a-doodle family (yeah, if you met my kids and husband, you'd have to agree they're nuts).

So, I'm going to focus on those things and give blogging a second chance *swallows back the bile that rises in my throat at the very mention of blogging*

Either people will like the change, or people will be like, "What does vegan meatloaf and hairy backs have to do with anything?" Either way, it's a start.

Be prepared to read some weird crap.

Apparently, Blogging Blues is a real thing. I'm not the only one to experience it. If you're here because you, too, also have the blogging blues, take a look at a couple of these websites. I did, and I plan to put some of their ideas and suggestions to use. Hopefully, you will find something to help you find your blogging self again.

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