on suckiness
I don’t blog as much these days, and when I do it kind of sucks. (Okay, I guess this is assuming there was a time when it didn’t suck? Maybe let’s leave that question unasked!)
What can I say? I’ve already said it. Happy people blog less. And more, happy people are less interesting. (This may actually be a myth, I don’t know. Let’s also leave that question unasked.) It’s true, though. My blog was probably more compelling when I was a trainwreck. This isn’t the first time I’ve observed that the better my quality of life, the worse my blog quality, and vice versa. What to do? I don’t know. Blogging isn’t my full time job, and until it is if I have to choose between a fulfilling life or a fantastic blog, I’m going to choose life. (At least we know I’m still the queen of melodrama. I choose life? Oh J.L., come on.) Which is not to say one can’t have both! I don’t know. I can’t seem to have both, at the very least.
Also, the kind of blog I’d like to write isn’t the kind of blog I can write when I spend all my time blogging. I need to get smarter and better at my craft. I’m afraid neither of those things are likely to happen when I’m busy scanning and bloviating.
So it is what it is, and that’s that.