write more regularly

I’ve been writing a lot more in my paper journal lately. I’m trying to make it a habit, but my schedule has been all kinds of crazy lately and it has been difficult. I just need to make it a priority.

While waiting for friends at the museum the other day I wrote the first poem I’ve written in quite some time, which makes me happy.

After a series of really bad relationships I closed a part of me off and I think I worried that writing would open up some wounds I wasn’t ready to deal with yet. So far it’s not working out that way. It’s more like letting steam out little by little to make sure I don’t blow.

as indonesian i use think speak and comunicate in my environment
with its good and bad behaviour. by writing in ablog i try to comuncate in english wich is very hard in the beginning.I think by regularly write in a blog that can be a training measure to practise my english writing and make alot of friend online.
by theway please correct my english. thanks

I’ve started bringing my paper journal with me to work. I’m going to try and make myself write in it sometime during the day every day. Either during my lunch hour or right after work. So far I’ve only done it twice, but it’s a start.

I have so many blogs now, that they are all encouraging me to write so much more. More imagination, more memories, more possibilities…. Even email message have become more of these…

They are all helping me to tell the story of me… and my life, and my dreams, and my fears and my goals and my past, and my future…

I dabble here and there… journaling, poetry, brilliant ideas for books and short stories… I’m great at starting, not so great at finishing. But this is true of most everything I do.

Although, I did finish one book… now I’m dragging my heels in trying to get this published. So I wrote another book to get published first… not quite the emotional connection that the first one has. But still, I haven’t done anything with it.

If you love to write, just keep at it. Even if you’re bored or uninspired. Do things that can help you write – take a class, read a book, and just start stringing words together (even one letter at a time!) The more you write, the easier it gets.

I’ve been writing a novel for a while, and it’s slow going…
I want to just be more disciplined with it.