The struggle of writing

Not that I don’t like to write.  I do.  And my head is full of text, ideas and narratives.

But, . . . what happens when life happens?  Years ago I decided that would be the title of a blog I would write daily.  My mentor, Randall Friesen, was using the internet as a communication tool.  He stressed that a regular, daily routine would garner readers, but would also provide an opportunity to increase writing skills and communication adventures.

That edict lasted for almost twenty years.  Somehow I broke off the daily routine these past few years. 

I like to think I became involved in the various tasks of life.  Daily life as life goes on.  Somehow I like to think my own thinking evolved.  Not everyone cares what you write.  Somehow I like to think I was too old school.  New generations see things in new ways. 

But . . . maybe to do is to be.  To be able to think through life, to be able to allow others into my life, to be able to connect with others in such a way that I hear them and they hear me. 

No promises. 

But . . . I do want to write more.

These words arrive in your presence.  A present present to you.  Enjoy, interact, shelve, interpret, like, disconnect, set aside.

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