- Tell myself I need to blog.
- Procrastinate.
- Tell myself I really need to blog right now.
- Procrastinate some more.
- Realize I procrastinated for much too long.
- Proceed to begin blogging.
- Scratch my head for ideas.
- Hate the first one that comes to mind.
- Think of something worth pursuing further.
- Start typing.
- Hope for the best.
- Type an entire blog post only to hate it.
- Debate deleting it.
- Draft up something else.
- Write until I don’t have anything else to say.
- Brace myself to edit a mess.
- Delete every other word.
- Read the post.
- Publish the post.
- Repeat every day for the rest of my life, hopefully.
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Herminia Chow 
Even I follow the same process, more or less. 😀
There are many drafts that I had saved at some point or the other, and some of them, I am afraid that I have even forgotten about. Got to do some digging.
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It’s a fun process…most of the time. 😛
Same here. I keep making drafts and never publishing them. Let’s go on a digging party!
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We should actually. 😀
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I’m sure there’s treasure to be found. 🙂
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I love the way your mind works, lol.
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I don’t always. 😛
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Yeah, I can believe that, lol.
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I’m just glad it works.
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That’s true. 🙂
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Going digging in your discarded drafts is a great idea–which I know from experience. All the little peeps are hidden right there, just waiting to be hatched and loved! Great post, with which I can also relate. Some people actually think writing is easy. Go figure!
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Mhm, I especially like the ideas I’ve forgotten. Writing is much harder for writers.
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indeed
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But it’s worth the hard work. 🙂
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totally agree! 🙂
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